Jedi Archives Clones Long Room, Trinity Attacks
The above image is a shot of the Long Room Library,
Going Dutch
Cork, the most voluptuous of Irish cities with its bow-fronted terraces and winding main thoroughfare,
Conservation is the key to the castle
Few castles in Ireland possess as majestic a defensive setting as that of Dunamase,
A ‘national loss’
While we often express a keen interest in our country’s history,
Poor housing design may mean refusal, planner warns
The chairman of Bord Pleanala has criticised the poor quality of design in many new housing developments and warned about planning refusals as a result.
Castletownshend says ‘no’ to housing plan
A proposed development of 100 houses for the tiny West Cork village of Castletownshend has proved unifying with 93 per cent of the residents opposed to it.
Women architects mystery
Although 42pc of architectural students who qualified ten years ago were women,
Ireland 2nd most expensive
Ireland is now the second most expensive country in Europe for buying a house according to a new international survey.
Planning horror of 1960s could now be demolished
One notable shortcoming in Dublin Corporation’s otherwise all-encompassing integrated area plan for O’Connell Street was its failure to address what should happen to O’Connell Bridge House,
Docklands site for new £31m college
A new £31m third-level college for Dublin’s Docklands was announced yesterday.
