Finders are not keepers but we’re all the richer for that as citizen archeologists’ finds and reporting of artefacts help join the dots of our past, writes Gemma Tipton

Heritage at Play uses the popular plastic bricks to engage children in our built heritage, writes Emer Roche

Eighth-generation stonemasons, siblings Killian and Petra O’Flaherty, tell Kate Demolder about the resurgence in their craft

Gems of our musical and folkloric heritage have turned up in all manner of places, writes Dáibhí Ó Cróinín, who tracks the discovery of some of these troves

Ethereal and evocative, uilleann pipes take hundreds of hours of focussed, skilled work, instrument maker Derrick Gleeson tells Sandra O’Connell

Specialised conservation courses offer life-long learning in a heritage area you are interested in