1999-2000 Annual Report

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Join us for Biodiversity Week!

Come celebrate Irish biodiversity with us at Booterstown Marsh, in the Burren and at Morehampton Grove
Annual General Meeting 2024

President Philip Kearney will convene the 76th Annual General Meeting of An Taisce at Tailors' Hall on June 15th at 11.30am.
Munster Active Travel: Right of Way to Cycling Heaven

The latest installment in An Taisce member Eric Conroy's blog about cycling around Ireland. This time he's in Kerry and Limerick.
An Taisce statement on further judgment in nitrates legal action

The High Court has directed a second round of submissions on the substantive issues in the case

2022 Annual Report and Accounts

An Taisce's audited financial Statement pertaining to 2022 and a report on all of our activities.
2021 Annual Report and Accounts

2021 Annual Report and Accounts
2020 Annual Report and Accounts

2020 Annual Report and Accounts
2019 Annual Report and Accounts

2019 Annual Report and Accounts
2018 Annual Report and Accounts
2017 Annual Report and Accounts
2016 Annual Report and Accounts
2015 Annual Report and Accounts
2014 Annual Report and Accounts
2013 Annual Report and Accounts

We Protect

We hold and preserve a range of heritage properties in trust, including historic buildings and nature reserves.
Vacancies

Join our team! We're hiring.
Our Mission

Overview of An Taisce's mission, vision and work
We Educate

We develop and run Ireland's most popular and successful environmental and sustainability programmes.
Key Staff and Volunteers

List of the key employees and volunteers in all An Taisce sections with their contact details
Kanturk Castle, Co. Cork

1580s Irish Chieftain's fortified house
Benefits of Membership

Help us to preserve Ireland's rich heritage, protect our beautiful nature, and slow climate change. Become a member of An Taisce and receive these benefits.
Compost for Nature

Our Compost for Nature guide is now available! For years, the garden and landscape industry has been selling us peat moss as “compost.” In reality, this is peat-moss that is nutrient-poor and bad for our peatlands. The good news is that there is another more sustainable way to nurture soil health AND reduce waste - composting!
Volunteer for An Taisce

Information on how to volunteer with An Taisce and what volunteering opportunities exist.
We Advocate

We are a leading voice for all aspects of environmental conservation and sustainable development in Ireland as essential to the wellbeing and resilience of both people and planet

Application by ESB for change of use from museum to residential at Fitzwilliam Street Lower, Dublin 2

This proposal by the ESB to close the Georgian House museum at Fitzwilliam Street would represent the loss of a thirty-year-old heritage and cultural visitor attraction and educational resource for the city Read more