2019 Awards

Winning Projects

Strangford Presbyterian Church

Award: Best Rescue of an Historic Building or Place under £1million

Angel: Melanie & Martin Hamill

Northern Ireland, Our Shared Past, Present and Future

Award: Best Contribution to a Heritage Project by Young People

Angel: Pupils of Holy Trinity Primary School, Enniskillen

Regeneration of Richhill

Award: Best Major Regeneration of an Historic Building or Place over £1 million

Angel: Richhill Buildings Preservation Trust

Mourne Wall Restoration

Award: Best Craftsmanship or Apprentice of a Heritage Rescue or Repair Project

Angel: Andrew & Brian Rooney

Heartland

Award: Best Contribution to a Heritage Project by Young People

Angel: Children of the Heartland Project

Buildings of South County Down

Award: Best Research or Interpretation of a Historic Building or Place

Angel: Philip Smith

Carnlough Heritage Hub

Award: Best Research or Interpretation of a Historic Building or Place

Angel: Carnlough Heritage Volunteers

Shortlisted Projects

Charles Sheils Almshouses

Award: Best Craftsmanship or Apprentice of a Heritage Rescue or Repair Project

Angel: William Watson

Mount Stewart Conservation Project

Award: Best Major Regeneration of an Historic Building or Place over £1 million

Angel: Jon Kerr

McMaster Street

Award: Best Maintenance of a Historic Building or Place

Angel: Hearth & Clanmill

Lanyon Restoration

Award: Best Major Regeneration of an Historic Building or Place over £1 million

Angel: Queen’s University Belfast

Remembering T P Flanagan

Award: Best Craftsmanship or Apprentice of a Heritage Rescue or Repair Project

Angel: Michael Hoy

Donaghmore High Cross Booklet

Award: Best Contribution to a Heritage Project by Young People

Angel: Eoin Boyle

Heritage Photography

Award: Best Research or Interpretation of a Historic Building or Place

Angel: David Bunting

Bundoran Signal Cabin

Award: Best Rescue of an Historic Building or Place under £1million

Angel: Downpatrick & County Down Railway