Éamon Ó Cuív on Aran Islands Visitor Centre upgrade plans

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They were in the town of Launa, because they were in the town. They were in a town where they were first, It was not just a lot of time, but it was just a big time. And it was very tough to be. It's not enough to be. It's not enough to be. It's not enough to be. This is the point. And I was a very proud of myself to be on a second. And I was very proud to be able to listen to the song. But I was very proud of myself. I am a proud of myself in this country and I will be proud of myself. I would like to thank you for the support and support of the team. Thank you very much. I'm very happy to be here on the Gaelic. I'm glad I'm here. I'm glad I'm here. I'm glad I'm here. I'm glad I'm here. I'm glad you're here. I'm glad you're here. I'm glad you're here. and it's a point of view to the coiratóri of the Gúinéngase. The site marks the entry point of the reserve pedestrian route and it's a kilometre awan on the 7th of the Gúinéngase. It's a 7th of the Gúinéngase, on the 7th of the Gúinéngase, on the 7th of the Gúinéngase. It's a 7th of the Gúinéngase, it's a 3.000 of the Gúinéngase and it's a 4th of the Gúinéngase. It's a 6th of the Gúinéngase and the Stair Síndál Lííacta, on that's the Clíinéngase, to show the structure is through their new tracks from the Gúinéngase of the Gúinéngase. Gúinéngase this is the 13th of the Gúinéngase, and they're here for 16th of the Gúinéngase. It's the first time of the year, but it's been a long time for a long time. It's been a long time, it's been a long time for the year. The project will be delivered as part of the OPW Department of Housing and Heritage in Fáilta Ireland Capital Investment Programme, and 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 Aar and Moor, Inishir and Inish Maan. 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 Interpreter 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. To be a major boost to the Aran Islands, and the project was delayed during COVID when the normal construction activity was curtailed and progress was impossible and works began on site in August. The Aran Islands, including Inishmoor, 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. 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. ine? not inis? Not inis, but inishmoor and a few. Inishmoor are all of these, that's what they're really thinking for. Yes. Inishmoor, I'm not. I've got four years, I'm not. But I'm not. Yes. I feel that I can be done, but I see. Like, when I get a significant effort to the entire world in the world, I can be born in the future, there's a significant effort to the public that is beyond the economy and running across the危機. I think it's the most important, and I think I think the human resources to the people that are are clearly being removed, and I hope that they're important to speak. It's the right thing about this. And so, I'm going to say that the title of my life was holding me back. I've got to say that the title was, I was going to say that the title is a title. And the title was, I was going to say that it was a title for the title and it was a title. So that's what I have done. he is a major part of this country. And that's what the world is, who we are here in the world. The world is beautiful. And the world is beautiful and beautiful. And the world is beautiful. Thank you. That's why I will say, I can't wait to see theannée and my mind will, I will see you on the right journey, and I will tell you, and I will tell you, I will have a chance to go on that journey. There will be a lot of time. I've never got it in the day, but I've never let it go. You can see the new flow, and it was a new flow, At the end, it was very fragile, it was very sharp. It was the time to speak to all the major institutions. It was important for everyone to join. When the team is involved, I will always say, But I will be the first of all, I will tell my team, but I will be in the future, and I will be friends and friends the all for the rest, and I will be able to join the party soon. The love like here, and the love of football. These are the great ones to tell us to talk to at this stage, but I am wonderful to hear from you, leading to the beginning of the day. It's been a lot of time. Long time it's been a bit late, and it's been a great day when you have to go. You've been a great day on your mother at school, and you've been a great day. raw ag it se daol, so it's on our dumsefe ag frastil leis se daol, so just gore magad e fi. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .