New Proposed Ban on Lead Could Affect Stained Glass Heritage Crafts
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Participant Tips from #GSOIClimateChallenge, Part 2
We started our #GSOIClimateChallenge just a little over a month ago, and we’ve been excited to see the engagement and tips that participants have shared on their social media channels.…
#GSOI Climate Challenge Tips
Have you heard of our #GSOIClimateChallenge launching on February 1st? We’re celebrating the launch of the International Year of Glass 2022 and challenging ourselves to become more sustainable in our…
#GSOIClimateChallenge
Join our social media challenge as we work towards being more climate conscious in our glass practices and as we celebrate the launch of the International Year of Glass 2022.…
Basic Income for Artists
Have your say here – Basic Income for Artists Online Consultation It’s important we have our voices heard in this very important pilot. Deadline is Thursday 29th January. We found…
Glass Society of Ireland Visit with President Higgins in Áras an Uachtaráin
President Micheal D Higgins received members of the Glass Society of Ireland to Áras an Uachtaráin to view the The Keep Well Glass Quilt installation, entitled ‘A Breath of Fresh…
Made in Ireland Exhibition 2021
An exhibition celebrating the skill and vitality of Ireland’s craft makers The Made in Ireland exhibition has gathered together the largest visual and sensory feast of fresh ideas and craftsmanship…
The Irish Glass Gift Guide
Looking for a Glass Gift? Take an opportunity to #ShopIrish. Find a wide variety of gifts in our Irish Glass Gift Guide. From jewellery, to drinking glasses, Christmas ornaments, stained…
2021 Irish Glass Gift Guide: Call out!
Last year the GSoI launched the very first Irish Glass Gift Guide with a view to help our members be more visible and gain some extra sales during the Christmas…