The plot at the end of a proposed cul-de-sac of individual houses on farmland outside Dundalk had two great features: a large meadow off to the side and a stand of trees behind. ..

Walter Segal (1907–1985) is best known as the godfather of self-build housing, notably at ..

When last has there been such a lovely, dumpy, cuddly little thing built? Not just in Ireland, but in the whole wide world?...

A little house was made on the Wild Atlantic Way, under a small mountain, overlooking the sea, with Slyne Head to the west, a pier below, and surrounded by the loose suburbia typical of the place...

With Rugby World Cup 2015 in full swing in England, we revisit a striking work of sports architecture from 40 years ago...

Neil Hegarty established a national reputation with his first private commission at Dundanion Court (1964–68) in Blackrock, Cork. But with the pressure of...

“When I joined the County Council in 1975 my first project was in Ballincollig,” says Neil Hegarty...

With the holiday season in full swing, we travel back 25 years for our second Building of the Month to 1990..

What Dublin wouldn’t give to have the late Denis Anderson still active today – coming up with genius, rule-breaking solutions for superb housing that...

When, in late November, the Irish Times outlined the life story of 99-years-old Jack O’Hare..

Limerick City and County Council came into operation after the 2014 local elections, merging the two former local authorities in a single administrative entity...

Situated between The Coombe and South Circular Road, Donore Avenue Youth and Community Centre was built to serve a socially and economically disadvantaged parish that has the least recreational outdoor space in the inner city...

In 2005, the parish council of Dunshaughlin and Culmullen decided to develop a pastoral centre to cater for the needs of a parish expected to double in size by 2010...

Tegral’s Big Six corrugated sheets roofed many of these often unprepossessing structures, the everyday buildings of working life and weekend entertainment...

The owners had had a second home in this part of West Donegal since the 1960s and wanted to continue holidaying there with their children and grandchildren...