OPW announces Irish Sign Language Tours (ISL) at OPW locations nationwide

Search gov.ie

Press release

OPW announces Irish Sign Language Tours (ISL) at OPW locations nationwide

The Office of Public Works (OPW) is delighted to announce a series of accessible tours at various OPW locations nationwide, specifically designed for the Irish Sign Language (ISL) community.

These tours are part of an exciting initiative to make heritage sites accessible to all. Visitors can enjoy a unique experience led by expert guides and accompanied by an ISL interpreter, highlighting the rich history and hidden gems at these historical locations.

Minister of State with responsibility for the Office of Public Works, Kevin “Boxer” Moran T.D. stated,

"We are delighted to offer these accessible tours at OPW locations across the country. Ensuring that all visitors can enjoy and participate in our cultural heritage is a priority and we are committed to expanding the availability of ISL interpreted tours at OPW heritage sites nationwide".

The tours will run from March right through until September and are offered free of charge, however spaces are limited. Visitors are advised to contact the site and book in advance to avoid disappointment.

This initiative aims to make our cultural heritage more assessable and inclusive to all and encourages visitors to avail of the OPW’s carefully curated and engaging visitor experiences. For more information please click on the following link: www.heritageireland.ie.

ENDS

For further information, please contact pressoffice@opw.ie.

Follow us on Twitter @opwireland

Follow us on Facebook @opwireland

Follow us on Instagram @opwireland

Follow us on LinkedIn @Office of Public Works

NOTES TO EDITOR

Casino Marino – link

Custom House Visitor Centre - link

Dublin Castle – link

Dungarvan Castle – link

Emo Court and Estate - link

Kilkenny Castle – link

Kilmainham Gaol - link

National Botanic Gardens, Dublin – link

Ross Castle - link

Royal Hospital Kilmainham - link

This form is only for feedback relating to the current page.

Do not include personal or financial information.

The information you submit will be analysed to improve gov.ie and will not be responded to individually.

How was your experience on the current page? (required)

You have 400 characters remaining