God, Oh We’re Waiting for Beckett
The Docklands Authority has welcomed the arrival of the main structure of the new Samuel Beckett Bridge which arrived in Dublin Port by sea from Rotterdam on Monday morning 11 May,
Luxury hotels included in ‘significant buildings’ list
A string of luxury hotels, including the Castlemartyr Resort in Cork and Carton House in Kildare have been listed as “significant buildings”,
Planner who improved Belfast living conditions
Bob Strang, who has died aged 77 after a long illness,
Village people go green
I have little in common with Scarlett O’Hara, the feisty protagonist in Margaret Mitchell’s chick-lit-on-the-plantation tome,
Hackett Hall McKnight Architects win Meath competition
Meath County Council has announced that the winner of the Masterplan &
Construction starts on new Research Building at NUI Maynooth
The ground-breaking ceremony to mark the start of construction of a new €15 million Interdisciplinary Research Building at NUI Maynooth took place earlier this week.
Douglas Wallace Architects goes into liquidation
Douglas Wallace Architects confirmed yesterday that Mr Ken Fennell of Kavanagh Fennell has been appointed liquidator of the firm.
Limerick changing for the better, building for the future
To hear and read grim news about murder and mayhem in Limerick these days,
Exhibition at Farmleigh is a must-see show
Anyone who wonders how Ireland presents itself abroad and who missed last year’s Venice Biennale (which,
Stormin Norman retreats from Dublin
Architectural firm Foster+Partners has closed its Dublin office as part of a redundancy process worldwide.
