A little animation, spanning over 155 years... #Cork #Ireland #SFB150 #photography Cork Public Museum St Fin Barre's Cathedral Cork

We are finally returning to in-person lectures and can’t wait to see you all tonight! Don’t worry if you can’t make it, we will still be running a hybrid lecture on Zoom. Doors open at 6:30 PM Trinity College Dublin Museum Building M4. #IGA #IrishGeology

A great day filming at Castletown House last week with stone mason Gunther Wolters and geologists Patrick Wyse Jackson & Louise Caulfield. Thanks to the team Castletown House

Delighted & extremely proud to announce that CRAFTVALUE’s PI Prof Christine Casey TCD Histories @TCDHistArtArch has won a highly prestigious European Research Council (ERC) Advanced grant valued at €2.5 million for a 5-year project entitled STONE-WORK #LoveIrishResearch #TrinityResearch #ERCAdG

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First National INStone Symposium on preserving our built heritage and traditional skills development. Hosted by Irish Natural Stone - INStone on 6th September 2023. dunphycommunications.ie/news/burren-co…

The Museum Building is one of the most charming buildings in Trinity College Dublin . Guess which lucky students have lectures here? #TrinityCampusTour Trinity Engineering

Conservation works at Newbridge House, Donabate, have yielded a fascinating discovery. The mansion’s distinctive 1740s rust-coloured façade, long thought to have been built of an imported English stone, is in fact Dublin Calp limestone dressed up with ochre-toned limewash.

The OPW is delighted launch a new annual research journal, Irish Heritage Studies, and invites submissions for the first volume. The deadline for abstracts is 15 December 2023 with the first issue due for publication in 2025. Further info at cutt.pulse.ly/o46zpu0tdm

Launching CRAFTVALUE’s online digital exhibition CRAFT UNCOVERED. craftvalue.org/digital-exhibi… It showcases 4 years of research into craftsmanship funded by We are now Research Ireland, with interviews, photographs, animations & 3D models to bring craft skill out of the shadows #LoveIrishResearch

World heritage status for 200 year old Kerry stone on iconic buildings across the globe. m.independent.ie/regionals/kerr…

Research by the Trinity College Dublin research group Stonebuilt Ireland, based in Geology in School of Natural Sciences, Trinity College Dublin, in collaboration with colleagues at Valentia Slate and Carrig Conservation, has resulted in designation of Valentia Slate as an IUGS Heritage Stone. tcd.ie/news_events/ar…

Research by Trinity College Dublin research group Stonebuilt Ireland, based in Geology in School of Natural Sciences, Trinity College Dublin and led by Professor Patrick Wyse Jackson and Dr Louise Caulfield, in collaboration with Valentia Slate and Carrig Conservation, has resulted in designation of Valentia Slate as an IUGS Heritage Stone

PhD Alert: Funded 4 year PhD in Architectural History Trinity College Dublin @TCDHistArtArch €25,000 p.a. stipend & fees. Starting Sept 2024. Applications by 17.07.24. More details on👇 tcd.ie/History_of_Art/

Just Published by UCL Press Between Design and Making: Architecture and craftsmanship 1630–1760 edited by Andrew Tierney & Melanie Hayes, foreword by Christine Casey. Supported by Office of Public Works. FREE #openaccess download uclpress.co.uk/BetweenDesign+… #LoveIrishResearch

Between Design and Making argues for a process-oriented understanding of architectural production, exploring the obscure centre ground of the creative process. uclpress.co.uk/BetweenDesign+…

STONEBUILT Ireland geologists release new book for walkers interested in Dublin’s built heritage. The Decorative and Building Stones of Dublin: a walking guide, ISBN 978-0-9521066-9-2, is on sale for €20 and is available from the Trinity Library Shop. tcd.ie/news_events/to…

The rotunda of the National Museum, Kildare St., 1885-90, by T.N. & T.M. Deane. Designed & constructed to educate the public about Irish geology, it features native #polychromatic marbles from every province, especially in this wonderful space. #Dublin #Ireland #Architecture