OPW set to ‘permanently cease’ Dublin Castle parking
The country’s second most notorious surface car park is set to disappear,
State to pay €1.1m for heritage church and graveyard in Kilkenny city
The State is to pay the Church of Ireland €1.1 million for a derelict church and graveyard in the heart of Kilkenny’s medieval city centre.
Visual, Carlow, Ireland
The grey Irish sky hangs so low over Carlow it seems about to engulf it.
Clare council may demolish two protected buildings
Clare County Council is planning to demolish two of the best-known and most photographed buildings in Ennistymon to provide space for a roundabout to alleviate traffic congestion.
Slow Architecture – research and exhibition spring 2010
The notion of Slow Architecture as a design approach for our built environment –
Moving Abbey to GPO would save millions, claims Cullen
The plan to move the Abbey to the GPO will cost about half what moving to the docklands would have done,
Bendhu and its Builders – new UAHS publication
On 10th November, the Ulster Architectural Heritage Society (UAHS) launched its new publication,
Happy day: €60 million Samuel Beckett Bridge opens ahead of schedule
Dublin’s €60 million Samuel Beckett Bridge, designed by internationally renowned architect Santiago Calatrava,
Samuel Beckett bridge opens
The opening ceremony of Dublin’s newest bridge, named after Nobel laureate Samuel Beckett,
de Blacam and Meagher exhibition for Irish pavilion at 2010 Architecture Biennale
Culture Ireland, in partnership with the Arts Council, is pleased to announce the appointment of the curators who will represent Ireland at the Architecture Biennale in Venice.
