Like many other Irish institutions, such as the RIA, the academy retained the word “Royal”, after Ireland’s independence. Located just 2 minutes walk from St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin’s Royal Hibernian Academy (RHA) is one of Ireland’s principal public arts organisations. Exhibiting contemporary Irish and international artists the RHA has a proud history of promoting the visual arts in Ireland since 1823. Open seven days a week, with free admission
Aire River Trust
The Aire Valley offers a diverse tapestry accessible to all, right within our cities. This 92-mile stretch of river connects our communities and scenic gems, flowing from the pristine Malham Tarn, through West Yorkshire’s industrialized urban landscapes, to its confluence with the Ouse near Airmyn, just upstream of Goole.
Discovering the Aire River is made accessible through various resources and initiatives detailed below. From updated Wikipedia entries highlighting geographical nuances and settlements along its path, to bespoke walks curated during the DNAire project, like “Discovering the Natural Aire.” Each walk unveils beloved spots along the riverbank for personal exploration.
For those seeking a more detailed understanding, the Story Map offers a technical journey into the Aire’s depths. Embrace the opportunity to explore, learn, and cherish this recovering post-industrial river.
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RHA Gallery (Royal Hibernian Academy)
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