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Valentia Transatlantic Cable Foundation CLG

#594509 Private unlimited with share capital

Valentia Transatlantic Cable Foundation CLG is a private unlimited company with share capital registered in Ireland on 12 December 2016 (company number 594509), based in Co. Kerry. Current status on the CRO register: Active.

Company Details

Registered Name VALENTIA TRANSATLANTIC CABLE FOUNDATION COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE
Company Number 594509
Company Type Private unlimited with share capital
Type Code 1121
Status Normal

Important Dates

Registration Date 12 December 2016
Last Annual Return 30 September 2025
Last Accounts Filed 31 December 2024

Industry Classification (NACE)

NACE Code: 94.99

Registered Address

cable station

KNIGHTSTOWN

Farranreagh, Valentia Island

,KERRY

V23H685

Contact Details

Phone Number 066 947 6985
Email Address info@valentiacable.com

Company Website

Company Description

Valentia Transatlantic Cable Foundation Company Limited by Guarantee is a charitable organisation dedicated to preserving and promoting the scientific heritage of Valentia Island, County Kerry. Established in May 2016, the foundation raises and applies funds to support community development on the island and to champion its inclusion on UNESCO's World Heritage List, recognising Valentia's pivotal role in the birth of global telecommunications.

The foundation's core activities centre on education and advocacy. It organises high-profile events such as the annual Cable Symposium, the Valentia Lecture series and the 2026 Valentia Island Symposium, which bring together historians, engineers and the wider public to explore the story of the first successful transatlantic telegraph cable. Through these programmes and a focused donation campaign, the foundation seeks to deepen public understanding of the island's historic contribution and to secure its long-term preservation.

By linking heritage, community engagement and international recognition, Valentia Transatlantic Cable Foundation offers a unique platform for anyone interested in the legacy of the Atlantic telegraph and the future of cultural heritage on Ireland's west coast.