Irish architectural firm opens office in Shanghai
Irish architecture firm Henry J Lyons and Partners officially opened its new Shanghai office yesterday,
New conference centre to include 12th-century wall
Dublin’s old city wall will form the focal point of a new multi-million euro,
Eyre Square renovation could now cost city 20m
The controversial Eyre Square project in Galway could cost up to 20 million as a result of a High Court ruling,
Capel Street to be revamped under city council initiative
Neon signs, visible sex-shop paraphernalia and gaudy shopfront displays are to be banned from Dublin’s Capel Street under a new city council initiative to revamp the area.
A boy’s own adventure
There aren’t many who can say that the weather during the recent miserable summer suited them just fine.
Council assessing plan for damaged church
Dublin City Council says it is in discussion with the “reputed owner”
Magical shrine to Celtic art part of Open House weekend
Some say that shopping has become the new religion and in certain parts of Ireland intensive development has brought retail and religious life face-to-face That happened in Dun Laoghaire when the Bloomfield shopping centre was being built in the early 1990s on the grounds of a Dominican convent.
Demolished illegally, the church that was ‘saved’
A church that had been ‘saved’ from demolition was knocked down anyway early this morning.
Missing crane may delay U2 Tower
The Dublin Docklands Authority is seeking to remove an old maritime crane from the Record of Protected Structures (RPS) to facilitate the development of the U2 Tower,
New Campus to Inspire Ireland’s Future Primary School Teachers
St Patrick’s College in Dublin, part of Dublin City University, has announced a 40million development plan for its north Dublin campus.
