Éamon Ó Cuív Announces Visitor Centre Upgrades for Aran Islands

Good evening, everyone. Good evening, everyone. I am very excited. I'm so excited to hear a lot of the people who are in Ireland. I'm excited to have a good evening. I'm so excited. I'm so excited. I am so excited. I'm so excited. But I'll tell you. I'm happy to hear a song in the music that has been coming from the Caelan. I'm happy to hear the music that is going to be again. I'm going to give him a round of applause. No, that's right. But he had a three thousand years of work. So they had an hour in his life. And when you take a while... ...that I was done for the past, I worked for them for the day of Scotland and America. They had everything. Everyone here I know you have it. I'm not going to be a drink, but I'm not going to be a drink. A drink can be a drink when soon, but you can send it to the Cardinal Bank, and we are on the way to help you. There was a couple of years ago, but it was a couple of years ago. And it was a long time ago. I couldn't even find a place where people were on. They said no. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. as there is a lot of people who are not going to do it. As there is a lot of people who are going to do it, it's not something that they are going to do. And a lot of people who are not going to lose their lives. I have to do it... ...on the other side, on the hill, on the street, on the bussing and on the street. I'm just going to keep my friends. There's a lot of people who are living in my life. I'm just going to make a big difference because I don't want to play it. I'm just going to talk to my friends. I'm just going to write a letter. I don't know what to do, but I don't know what to do. And I hope to see you in the future. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much for joining us today, I'm going to thank you for joining us today. I'm going to thank you for joining us today. The site marks the entry point of the reserve pedestrian route, and it's a kilometre of one from the 7th of the Bale, and it's a 7th of the Bale, in the area of the Bale, and it's a great place to be on the Bale. It's a 7th of the Bale, and it's a 3,000 years old, and it's a great place to be on the Atlantic coast. It's Spanish, I'm going to go to the Sander Leagta, and it's a great place to be on the Central Council, for the structure of the Bale is the 3th of the Bale. Bale was the 3rd of the Bale, and it's a great place for the Bale of F1 and F2, but it's a great place for the Bale of F1 and F2. It's a great place for the Bale I am a young lady, but I am a young lady. One thing I am a young lady, I am a young lady. I am a young lady. I am an old lady, a young lady. It is a very young lady. The project will be delivered as part of the OPW, Department of Housing and Heritage and Fault to Ireland Capital Investment Programme. The capital project that I do is the Visitor Centre, I'll stop doing the live translation because I'm not trained in it. A new Interpreter Centre will be there in the Visitor Centre exhibition space. There will be an improved external signage and interpretation at the Visitor Centre. There will be a redesigned reception and ticketing zone. There will be improved staff welfare and accommodation facilities and the Deputy mentioned staff, very important. There will be improved visitor movement and circulation to the Centre and onto the monument. There will be compliance with building regulations, health and safety standards and DAC requirements. Other initiatives currently being progressed concurrently is the creation of a new multilingual phone app to enhance the self-guiding experience and provide extra information and increase online capacity for virtual interpretation of the remoter sites on our and more in this year and in this year. The project was put in place to address the issues, the existing building being in need to upgrade facilities to make it compliant with building regulations and ticketing and online systems to manage the flow of visitors. There is a need to refresh the visitor experience. The Interpretive exhibition at the Centre has not been upgraded in many years. It needs to be renewed. There is a need to address the requirement of visitor information and exhibitions relating to a large number of other national monuments on the three Aran Islands both in terms of static provision and online information. The investment also ensures compliance in a number of areas including visitor and staff, health and safety, welfare facilities, operational, efficiency and general finishes. There will be a major boost to the Aran Islands. The project was delayed during Covid when the normal construction activity was curtailed and progress wasn't possible and works began on site in August. The Aran Islands including the Aran Islands are particularly rich in built heritage with in excess of 40 national monument sites across the landscape. A substantial number of these are relatively easy to reach and can be made accessible to recreational visitors. And the OPW is working with stakeholders to consider in relation to parking arrangements, which was mentioned, for bicycles, buses and cars and the horse and carriages, as you mentioned, Deputy, as well. It's part of an ongoing process around the segregation of motor vehicles and other modes of transport as well. The third time period is important to ensure the operation itself is the same. Well, it's a great thing. I do find the same as it's in the one. In the UK, it doesn't make a big change with the new system. It does get in the same way. The best look at the world. I can tell them about the operational��요, the European Union, the European Union, the European Union, the European Union, the European Union, the European Union. If there are a lot of countries, it's a great deal to be made. I can tell them about the name of the European Union you can explain the European Union, that's quite a big way. I have just a big change in the UK. I think that. A chael díl o nácto'tan chyntar, to gos o nácto'tan náib, na párcail. Agus, am feithle a tahawlu ar ystáit o horleguil tiáschundi ni mi, marwm e chai nffarcail, eich an OPW, eich brún o bohna. Am feithle a tahawlu gos ghaeddius párcail ar ystáit. Agus, am ag trapani, agos rochr, a seeton, to ffustini ar, en hila náring a rochr bar ysoldeit. Agus, yn siyn, gylórlo'r bosinni. So that's what I'm saying. The way I've been doing this is to get to the point where I'm going. And that's what I've been doing. Where are you from when I'm seeing an OPWC? Let's see what happens. And let's see what happens. And let's see what happens. And people. There was a lot of words, but it was RRDF. It was a good term, that was a good term for me, and I was like, and I was like, I don't know what I'm saying. It was a good thing. It was a great time to come to me, That was the one that was my first time to say. It was very important. They were also very strong. It was very strong and the one that was saying. And they were carrying out the endotes. I tried to say something, but they were all信y. I think I am going to say something, I did that, I was like to say to myself. and to take the attention of the team, and to the full-on team, and to the full-on team. This is a great opportunity to give the others. Thank you for listening. Thank you, Thoreau. Thank you, Thoreau. I'm very excited to be able to join us and join us in this next week. We have to thank you for our support. Thank you for joining us and joining us. I hope that there is so much香 at all in the place. And that's why I'm not going to sing that. I'm doing a lot with my dreams. And I think that I'm not going to do something good in that season, I'm doing something good in that season. It's just something I'm not going to do, and I'm telling you that I'm not going to do something good in that season. I wasn't going to do something good, Thank you so much for joining us today, thank you so much for joining us today.