CA16640 - RFQ 2025/27 - PEACEPLUS - Living History Archiving Project, Castlewellan Historic Demesne

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Newry, Mourne and Down District Council (NMD)

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Other community, social and personal services

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3 weeks from now

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4 hours ago

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The Supplier will design, manage, and deliver a Living History Archiving Project for Castlewellan Historic Demesne. This programme will create opportunities for participants and the wider community to access, explore, and celebrate the diverse cultural heritage of the Demesne. It will honour the historic achievements of Castlewellan Demesne and its associated communities while contributing to the preservation of its legacy for future generations.

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Newry, Mourne and Down District Council (NMD)

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Timothy Ervine

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0151 482 9230

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