Council gives Dunne permission to build offices on Hume House site
Dublin City Council has given developer Séan Dunne the green light to rebuild Hume House,
Lessons from the past
There are a number of builders who worked in Dublin in the first half of the last century whose reputations live long after them and whose names are synonymous with good,
Siptu set to lodge new Liberty Hall plan with ‘sky pod’ top
Siptu will today lodge a planning application with Dublin City Council to replace Liberty Hall with a significantly taller building,
Henrietta Street house needs a hero
Only a hero would undertake the restoration of No.7 Henrietta Street.
New Trinity plan for Pearse St
Trinity College Dublin is in discussions with city planners on a number of schemes to create new access and improve the college’s physical relationship with Pearse Street.
NI Culture Minister puts emphasis on great architecture
We must strive for high standards in our architecture, even in the face of a recession,
Russborough House damaged in fire
Gardaí in Co Wicklow have begun an investigation into a fire that broke out at Russborough House last night.
UL granted €17m for ‘vanity projects’
The cash-strapped University of Limerick (UL) has spent in excess of €1.1m for a mosaic and €16m on a pedestrian bridge over the Shannon.
Arresting developments at the station
When was the last time you were in a Garda station?
University of Limerick chief’s home defended as ‘progressive’ and ‘exciting’
“Progressive” and “exciting” is how Labour city councillor Tom Shortt described the new president’s residence at the University of Limerick,
