Do you attend or have you attended services in a modern church in Ireland? The Modern Irish Churches Oral History Project is an extension of on-going PhD research in this area. Central to...
Read More →An alliance of conservationists, artists, architects and local politicians has launched a campaign to prevent an iconic Georgian building in Dublin city centre passing into private ownership at a knockdown price in a...
Read More →The Department for the Environment, Community and Local Government has published new Retail Planning Guidelines and accompanying Retail Design Manual. The new guidelines have statutory force and are designed to ensure that the...
Read More →As part of their study and proposals for Thomas Street, the Dublin Civic Trust reimagined various key parts of the existing streetscape restored and reinvigorated. These images by Peter Keenahan, Architect serve to...
Read More →Regeneration proposals for historic Thomas Street in the centre of Dublin’s Liberties have been put forward in a new study by Dublin Civic Trust, being launched on Tuesday 17th May 2012 by the...
Read More →The Irish Georgian Society invites applications for its Architectural Conservation and Original Drawing Awards 2012 from Irish registered architects or architectural firms, building surveyors and other professionals involved in the conservation of historic...
Read More →Construction of the new Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Library/Arts/Culture/Community complex at Moran Park, at an estimated cost of €36.6m, has been approved by DLR County Council. The project is the outcome of an RIAI...
Read More →PLACE, the Architecture and Built Environment Centre for Northern Ireland, are beginning their new tour season on Saturday, March 24th with the launch of three new tours. Belfast: A City Shaped by Conflict....
Read More →An Taisce has welcomed the publication of the Mahon Tribunal Report which has exposed the endemic corruption at the heart of the Irish Planning System while endorsing the Tribunals recommendation of a planning...
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