Assessment of the Implications and Resource Requirements of Emerging UNESCO World Heritage Site Bids in Armagh, Northern Ireland
Description
The Royal Sites of Ireland and the Historical Astronomical Observatories of Ireland
incorporating Navan Fort and Armagh Observatory and Planetarium respectively, form
part of two transnational, serial nominations for UNESCO World Heritage Status. Both
components are located in or near Armagh City, Northern Ireland. The remaining five
components of the Royal Sites series are located in Counties Meath, Westmeath,
Roscommon, Kildare and Tipperary. The remaining two components of the Historical
Astronomical Observatories are located at Dunsink, Fingal (North County Dublin) and in
Birr, County Offaly. Both nomination groups have been included on the most recent
Tentative List for Ireland. The pathway to World Heritage inscription consists of four
stages: 1. Review and Preparation of the Tentative List 2. Preparation of the Preliminary
Assessment and Nomination Dossier 3. Evaluation 4. Decision by the World Heritage
Committee
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