Anglo Irish HQ architects Traynor O’Toole to wind up Dublin business
The architecture practice that designed Anglo Irish Bank’s elaborate new headquarters on Dublin’s North Wall Quay is to be wound up.
Miracle needed at Mount Argus
Housebuilder Eugene Larkin will be praying for the divine intervention of Saint Charles Houben now that An Bord Pleanála has refused his Twinlight Construction company planning permission for two residential developments alongside Mount Argus in Harold’s Cross,
Modern new €2m home on campus for University of Limerick president
University of Limerick president Don Barry will move into his new environmentally-friendly residence on campus next month,
Saving old buildings with new ideas
When it comes to planning applications in Galway, whether it is for a new building,
Arts group proposes innovative way to use vacant buildings in the city
Vacant and disused buildings around Galway city should not be allowed to lie empty and idle.
Public engagement with architecture in the Republic of Ireland
In 2008, the Arts Council commissioned research into “˜Public Engagment with Architecture in the Republic of Ireland’
A view into the monastic soul
Monasteries are, in most imaginations, places of mystery and secrecy. Within their forbidden walls are contained arcane knowledge and esoteric texts,
Eminent Victorian
The neat little Co Down village of Ballywalter sits on the coastal shore of the Ards Peninsula,
Theatre of dreams
When the famous flying car from the musical Chitty Chitty Bang Bang arrives at the Grand Canal Theatre this summer,
Dartmouth Square saga to end in coming weeks
The future ownership of Dartmouth Square is close to resolution and the park is due to be placed on the market for sale.
