New Bord Gais centre should add spark to the M50
Anyone who uses Dublin’s M50 will know that it sorely needs more landmarks to overcome an overwhelming sense of disorientation,
Giant’s Causeway centre gets go-ahead
DUP Environment Minister Sammy Wilson has finally approved the construction of a new £21 million (€22.4 million) visitors’
Oireachtas car park must go, says OPW
Plans to build an underground car park under Leinster House must be indefinitely deferred and the temporary car park on Leinster Lawn removed,
Dome of ‘Pepper Canister’ church in danger of collapse
The dome of one of Dublin’s most famous landmarks, St Stephen’s “Pepper Canister” Church on Mount Street,
Don’t change our historic city centre warns architect
The ‘down-at-heel’ appearance of a street in Dublin’s city centre should be retained and not given a “bland”
Can you help the Rossmore Conservation Group?
2008 was a good year for the future prospects of a fine mausoleum,
“˜Delay’ to 46m Liffey Leviathan was a tall story
It appears to be a giant misunderstanding. Antony Gormley, the creator of the proposed sculpture of a 46m wire man in the Liffey,
Cold water poured on Liffey pontoon proposal
Another proposal for the River Liffey has been given the boot by An Bord Pleanála which has refused planning permission for a 120m pontoon off the Boardwalk at Lower Ormond Quay because it would cause “visual clutter” and impact on views along the quays and from the nearby Millennium and Ha’penny bridges.
How to object to that monstrosity planned next door
So your neighbour wants to build a large extension to their home and is applying for planning permission.
Action to demolish €83m development adjourned
A legal action by developer Seán Dunne, aimed at having an €83 million rival development on Dublin’s north quays torn down on grounds it is unauthorised,
