Irish Sustainable Building Show opens Thursday
A highlight of this year’s Irish Sustainable Building Show, which is now in its third year,
Omagh memorial’s design to be shown
The winning design for the Omagh Bomb Memorial, by a Dublin design team,
Academy to reopen as offices
The former Academy Cinema on Pearse Street, Dublin, previously the Antient Concert Rooms,
Major Restoration For Crumlin Road Gaol
Social Development Minister Margaret Ritchie has unveiled a major restoration programme for Crumlin Road Gaol and announced plans to open the site to tourists and visitors.
Bidder to be chosen to develop fish market site
The redevelopment of a former wholesale fish-market site in Dublin 7 has moved a step closer.
Councillors reject 15-storey tower planned for Ballsbridge
Plans for a 15-storey tower on the site of the former veterinary college in Ballsbridge have been rejected by a Dublin City Council committee,
Limerick regeneration plans revealed
Significant plans to regenerate some of Limerick city’s most deprived areas have been revealed a year after two young children were seriously injured in an arson attack.
Giant’s Causeway plan dropped
Plans for a £21 million visitor centre at the Giant’s Causeway World Heritage site in Co Antrim are to be dropped.
Polished end of city fears it may lose its sparkle as a rougher diamond arrives
Ballsbridge is Dublin’s most prestigious neighbourhood, and the postcode Dublin 4 is a byword for privilege and national shorthand for the values of its cossetted residents.
N. Ireland’s Cabe vows to fight PFI
Northern Ireland’s newly established answer to Cabe has vowed to challenge the PFI system and significantly raise architectural quality in the province.
