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Documenting Maritime Cultural Heritage
Tuesday, 28 January, 2025
Museum of Literature Ireland
86 St Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2, Ireland and online
Registration is free. In-person attendance is limited. Please register for in-person or to receive a virtual link at:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/harbourview-symposium-registration-293993070187
The one day symposium concludes activities of the ESRC- IRC funded UK-Ireland networking project co-led by Cardiff University and University College Dublin (opens in a new window)Harbourview. It draws together community representatives and experts to present the future challenges and opportunities for the preservation and documentation of historic harbours in Ireland and Wales.
Programme | |
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10:00 Harbourview: Introduction | Dr Oriel Prizeman, Cardiff University |
10:10 Keynote: Harbour heritage: Critical reflections on remote pasts and stormy futures | Dr Linde Egberts, Vrije Universiteit |
10:50 Q&A followed by coffee break |
The Use of Digital Tools | |
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11:30 ICOMOS & Potential of Local Community | Bill Hastings, ARC Consultants |
11:50 Harbourview Case Studies & Digital Tools | Dr Oriel Prizeman, Cardiff University |
12:10 Ballydehob Quay and its Small Satellite Quays | Cormac Levis, Local Maritime Historian |
12:30 Q&A followed by lunch (provided) |
Inventories, Classifications & Management | |
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14:00 Harbours of Co Galway – Insights into the 2001 Report | Ronan Waters, Ryan Hanley Engineering |
14:20 Classifications & Taxonomies | Hilary Wyatt, Cardiff University |
14:40 The Role of National Bodies | Dr Julian Whitewright, RCAHMW |
15:00 Harbour Conservation: Bullock Harbour, Ireland | Lisa Edden, CORA Engineering |
15:20 Q&A followed by coffee break |
Closing Remarks & Reception | |
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16:00 Coastal Heritage, Communities & Climate Change | Dr Elizabeth Shotton, UCD |
16:30 Q&A | |
Reception |