The Heritage Council Annual Report 2002

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Museum and Archives Grant Scheme 2002 The aim of the Museum and Archive Grant Scheme is to contribute to the collection of data, raising awareness and development of policy in the following areas: collections management, museum/archival management, education and interpretation, and public services. In 2002, €146,490.92 was awarded to 34 projects under the Museum and Archives Grants Scheme. A list of payments to projects during 2002 is included in the Financial Statements. Museum of the Year Awards (L to R) Councillor Martin Brett, Deputy Mayor of Kilkenny; Raymond Keaveney, Director of National Gallery; winner of the Museum of the Year Award 2002 and Councillor Teresa Mullen, Mayor of Kilkenny, pictured at the Awards Ceremony in Kilkenny on November 28th 2002. The 2002 Heritage Council Museum of the Year in Association with Northern Ireland Museums Council The 2002 Museum of the Year Award organised by the Heritage Council in partnership with the Northern Ireland Museums Council was awarded to the National Gallery of Ireland. This was the Eleventh year of the award with 38 entries in total. The ceremony took place in Kilkenny Castle, Kilkenny. Teresa Mullen Chairperson of Kilkenny County Council and Dr. Maurna Crozier, Member of Northern Ireland
Museums Council presented the awards jointly. Each category received a cheque for £2,500. Museum of the Year Award: National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin Best Collections Care Award The National Museum of Ireland Collins Barracks, Dublin Best Access and Outreach Initiative Award The National Trust in Northern Ireland Best Publication for Visitors The Dungarvan Museum Society Commendations The Hunt Museum, Limerick Ulster Museum, Belfast Irish American Cultural Institute Heritage Award Council continues to support the Institute in it’s work in Ireland. The 2002 Heritage Award went to Cork City’s Vision Centre. President MacAleese with Council Members Maurice Hurley and Nessa Dunlea at the IACI ceremony in the State Apartments, Dublin Castle Museum of the Year Awards (L to R) Councillor Martin Brett, Deputy Mayor of Kilkenny; Raymond Keaveney, Director of National Gallery; winner of the Museum
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