Join our community of passionate guardians protecting the cultural and natural heritage of historic Inishannon, Ireland.
See how our community is making a real difference in preserving Inishannon's heritage and environment.
Community action successfully prevented demolition of the 18th-century grain mill, securing €150,000 in restoration funding.
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Industrial development threatens our pristine river ecosystem. We need 500 signatures by December 15th to stop this.
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Local resident Mary O'Sullivan transforms her garden into a living museum of traditional Irish plants and herbs.
Explore Story →Track our progress in protecting Inishannon's most threatened landmarks and cultural sites.
Urgent restoration needed for 200+ historic headstones dating to 1650s
Preserving authentic 19th-century construction techniques and materials
Successfully completed restoration of our iconic 1750s stone bridge
Hear from residents who are passionate about preserving what makes Inishannon special.
"This bridge has been the heart of our community for 275 years. My grandfather told me stories of market days when farmers would cross with their cattle. We can't let developers destroy that connection to our past."Seamus Murphy, Local Historian & 4th Generation Resident
"When I moved here 30 years ago, the river was crystal clear and full of salmon. Our children deserve to inherit that same natural beauty, not concrete and pollution."Brigid O'Connor, Environmental Advocate & Mother of Three
"Friends of Inishannon gave me hope when I thought our village character was lost forever. Together, we're proving that community action can triumph over corporate interests."Patrick Fitzgerald, Local Business Owner & Volunteer Coordinator
Join us Thursday 7pm at the Community Centre for crucial updates on our river protection campaign and next steps.
45 volunteers removed 2 tonnes of debris from riverside paths. Thank you to everyone who participated!
Friends of Inishannon receives national recognition for outstanding community heritage preservation efforts.