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#Booksale 10am to 5pm Friday 8 November 2024 The IAA will hold a sale of duplicate books and books that fall outside its collecting remit. Included are titles on #Irish, #British, #European, and ##American #architecture, #engineering, #design and #art. Every book must go!

Mandy O’Neill: Best Laid Plans – Compelling photo-journey through lockdown and Cabra’s history irishtimes.com/culture/art/re…

Great review of our PhD student ⁦mandy o neill⁩ exhibition in ⁦The Irish Times⁩ ⁦School of Comms DCU⁩ ⁦Dublin City University⁩ irishtimes.com/culture/art/re…

All set for today's #Booksale, 10am to 5pm Friday 8 November 2024. Duplicate books and books that fall outside the IAA's collecting remit. Included are titles on #Irish, #British, #European, and ##American #architecture, #engineering, #design and #art.

When American Architect Paul Rudolph The Paul Rudolph Institute for Modern Architecture gave a couple of lectures in Trinity College Dublin Arts Block in October 1978, via a Plan Magazine bought in ArchitecturalArchive book sale today.

📷Make sure to catch 'Best Laid Plans' before it ends on 29 November. This exhibition at ArchitecturalArchive from Mandy O'Neill explores the wider historical & ideological context involved in the buildings of Cabra, Dublin 7. 🏘️ Check it out 👇 🔗ireland.architecturediary.org/event/best-lai…

Just a few days left to see Mandy O’Neill’s @photomando7 Best Laid Plans exploring issues of #housing and #planning in #Cabra, #Dublin. Curated by Natasha Christia. In 45 Merrion Square until 5pm on Friday 29 Nov 2024.

We are seeking to appoint an Assistant Archivist to process and catalogue incoming archival collections & promote the content of the Library’s extensive holdings. Closing date 6 December 2024. See churchofireland.org/vacancies/940/…

The Irish Architectural Archive closes at 12 noon today, Monday 23 December 2024. The Archive will reopen at 10am on Thursday 2 January 2025. Wishing all our members, researchers, donors, supports, visitors and friends a happy #Christmas and a peaceful and prosperous #2025 .

The Irish Times view on the National Archives: a vital resource which has been consistently neglected irishtimes.com/opinion/editor…

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Now on in the Architecture Gallery, to be filled. Meditating on ideas of public space, property ownership and marine life through a variety of media, 5 artists explore the Victorian industrialisation of the South Dublin coastline and the detritus of memory left in its ruins.

We are in Dublin to learn about the fascinating story of Grangegorman - we hear about its difficult past & explore the new dynamic & urban quarter it has become on #RTENationwide Friday 7th February RTÉ One 7pm Walter Will Wawrinka Bing TU Dublin / OT Baile Átha Cliath National Library of Ireland Grangegorman Development Agency (GDA) National Archives, Ireland RT

We are in Dublin visiting Grangegorman to hear about its history & development on #RTENationwide Friday 7th February RTÉ One @ 7pm Grangegorman Development Agency (GDA) Architecture of Dublin Donal Fallon National Archives, Ireland Dublin Inquirer TU Dublin / OT Baile Átha Cliath Architecture TU Dublin AllAboutDublin ArchitecturalArchive National Library of Ireland RTÉ RT

Grangegorman in Dublin has undergone a significant transformation from its origins as a mental health institution to a vibrant educational & community hub - for more watch #RTENationwide tonight, Friday 7th Feb RTÉ One 7pm Anne Cassin Luke McManus Dublin City Council National Archives, Ireland RT

We spoke to Minister Patrick O'Donovan at the launch of Ireland’s Representation at the Venice Biennale today, and to some of the team at Cotter & Naessens, who have been selected to represent Ireland. Culture_Ireland The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon ArchitecturalArchive

Fantastic day at the ArchitecturalArchive where Minister Patrick O’Donovan launched Ireland’s Representation at the 19th La Biennale di Venezia. Cotter & Naessens' project 'Assembly' has been selected to represent Ireland at the prestigious event👏 👏 The Department, through Culture

🎨Check out the new exhibition at the ArchitecturalArchive "The Architect as Artist: Paintings by Brendan Millar". The Wexford-born architect rediscovered painting after retiring from Arthur Gibney & Partners Architects 📅Running until May 8th More info 👇 🔗ireland.architecturediary.org/event/the-arch…

Couldn’t be 2 places at once so missed lively session on Identity & Heritage with Breanndán Ó Beaglaoich, Sorcha Pollak & Pat Collins. Enjoyed catching up w fellow archivists Colum ArchitecturalArchive , Maeve Gebruers Louise CarlowCountyCouncil Liz UCD ARM & Órna @ucdarchives.3/