Conservation and Interpretation
The Parks Department undertakes a programme of conservation and repair of sites and features.
Many of the parks and open spaces managed by Dublin City Council are sites of great historical significance and interest. This would include Georgian squares like Merrion Square, graveyards like St. Canice’s in Finglas and park lodges and structures like the Red Stables in St. Anne’s.
Each year the Parks Department undertakes a programme of conservation and repair of these sites and features.
We endeavour to expand the interpretation of our rich heritage. As part of our emerging interpretation strategy,
we recently commissioned these audioguides, through the CMF 2021, 2022 and 2024 grant funding.
Audioguides
- Stories of Old St Canices - Early Medieval Finglas
- St James’ Church & Graveyard Audio Guide
- Huguenot Cemetery Audio Guide – Discover Dublin's Historic Graveyards
- Ballybough Jewish Cemetery Audio Guide – Discover Dublin's Historic Graveyard
- Cabbage Garden Burial Ground Audio Guide – Discover Dublin's Historic Graveyards
Abarta Heritage produced the guides on behalf of Parks, Biodiversity and Landscape Services; Dublin City Council.
The projects were funded by the Community Monuments Fund (CMF), an initiative of the National Monuments
Service of the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, in partnership with Dublin City Council.