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2025-04 Old Head of Kinsale
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Ireland Secures Council Seat on IALA
Ireland has been successfully elected to the Council of IALA, the International Organisation for Marine Aids to Navigation. IALA was founded in 1957 and has recently transitioned into an inter-governmental organisation.
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2025-03 Shingle Wreck
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2025-02 Annual AIS Notice
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2025-01 Caution
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St John’s Point Information Event and Factsheet
The Commissioners of Irish Lights (Irish Lights) held an information event to update the local community on its proposal for works at St John’s Point Lighthouse, Co. Down. The works are primarily aimed at improving the reliable and safe operation of the lighthouse as an aid to navigation for the mariner, whilst protecting the significant heritage of St John’s Point Lighthouse, the tallest lighthouse on the island of Ireland.
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Ireland Aim to Lead World in Maritime Tourism
Lighthouse tourism experts meet on Valentia Island this week to plan on turning Ireland into a world-class maritime tourism destination. The Great Lighthouses of Ireland (GLI) annual gathering, which opens in Co Kerry today, will unveil a new 5-year strategy to reach this goal.
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Celebrating 120 Years of Fastnet Lighthouse
One of Ireland’s best known and most iconic lighthouses, the granite tower of Fastnet Lighthouse off the Cork coast is 120 years old today.
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Fastnet Lighthouse - A Beacon Through Time
At Fastnet, the Irish Lights team, comprising a multidisciplinary team of mechanical, electrical and electronic technicians along with the lighthouse attendant visit the station every year to carry out a range of routine and planned maintenance tasks.
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PRINCIPAL RADIONAVIGATION ENGINEER and PRINCIPAL DIGITAL SERVICES ENGINEER
The GLA Research and Development team (GRAD) support the development of new and emerging marine aids-to-navigation technologies around the coastlines of the UK and Ireland. The team is world renowned and trusted for its expertise, which is used to develop novel ideas from cradle to grave, through system development, trials and ultimately working to secure international standardisation.
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Inishtearaght and Skellig Michael lighthouses in Páirc Náisiúnta na Mara
24th April 2024: As Ireland proudly unveils Páirc Náisiúnta na Mara, Ireland’s inaugural marine National Park, Irish Lights is delighted to announce the inclusion of Inishtearaght and Skellig Michael lighthouses, which have been in operation since the early 1800’s.
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General Lighthouse Authorities of the UK and Ireland Announce Requirement for an Aviation Service
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2024-04 General Lighthouse Authorities 2025 Aids to Navigation Review
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2024-03 Kish Bank Lighthouse – Light Reduction in Range
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2024-02 Annual AIS Notice
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2024-01 Caution
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Lighthouse Stays Up 60% Post-Covid
Overnight stays in lighthouses across the island have risen by 60% since 2019, according to the Great Lighthouses of Ireland tourism initiative. In total, over 622,000 people visited lighthouses and lighthouse tourism experiences last year.
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Irish Lights and BIM partner on Innovative Training Course for Local Lighthouse Authorities
The Commissioners of Irish Lights (Irish Lights) has announced the launch of an online, focused training course on the provision of marine aids to navigation which is designed specifically for Local Lighthouse Authorities in collaboration with Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM), Ireland’s seafood development agency.
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Irish Lights Introduces Cutting-Edge Local Aids to Navigation Portal to Enhance Maritime Safety
The Commissioners of Irish Lights (Irish Lights) has announced the launch of its new Local Aids to Navigation Management Portal for use by ports, harbours, Local Authorities and other bodies who manage aids to navigation at a local level.
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Women in Maritime Day
In the context of promoting gender diversity and inclusivity, both International Maritime Organization and IALA recognise the importance of creating an environment where women can thrive in the maritime sector.
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