Port threat to passage tombs
An Taisce has warned that the proposed deepwater port at Bremore,
Green TD wants demolition of Carlisle Pier buildings stopped
Green Party TD Ciarán Cuffe has called for an immediate halt to the demolition of the buildings on Carlisle Pier in Dún Laoghaire,
First chance to see pier’s historic gun battery
A battery at Dun Laoghaire’s East Pier is open to the public for the first time.
Value of commercial properties used as collateral down by 50%
Commercial properties provided as collateral for development loans to be acquired by Nama have fallen 50 per cent,
Model for Nama property valuations not the norm
Against a background of an inactive property market and discussions about the appropriate formula for pricing the transfer of property-backed loans to the National Asset Management Agency (Nama),
LiD Architecture wins Dublin Parlour Competition
Dublin City Council and Point Village Limited are delighted to announce that the winner of Dublin’s Parlour Design Competition is LiD Architecture.
Centre Pier, Galway Harbour Ideas Competition (Ireland)
The RIAI (Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland) is administering a single stage ideas competition on behalf of the competition promoters,
Galway’s best buildings open doors for architectural festival
Galway’s best examples of engaging architectural design will be open to the public when the inaugural Open House Galway architectural festival takes place from October 16-18.
Here we go round the chimney pot
There was a time, in the not too distant past, when a child’s playground was an altogether different place.
Irish architects maintain their winning touch
Irish architects may be on their knees, with up to half of the profession made redundant or working three-day weeks due to the collapse of the construction industry here,
