scannain.com/irish/tension-… Feargal Ward's and my new film Tension Structures will receive its world premiere at IDFA in Amsterdam this November. We are very pleased to be selected for this. Thanks also to the The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon Reel Art fund for their support of this work.

MedTech West Summit 2020 is a content-driven conference focused on providing a clear understanding of the transformational change taking place in the supply base of the medtech industry. #Galway #IrishMedTech #medtech #MedWestSummit ow.ly/B3VX50xWwBM

This is an interesting exercise...

What's the future of #MedTech manufacturing as the trend towards personalisation grows? Some interesting perspectives here Fora.ie

Generations of Irish people have grown up in bungalows. If you're thinking of renovating yours, check out this new programme that's just starting production. #BungalowBliss #MyBungalowBliss rte.ie/radio/utils/sh…

Listen to Hugh Wallace discussing the past and future of #BungalowBliss on The Home Show with @sinead_ryan #MyBungalowBliss Link here: newstalk.com/podcasts/the-h…

I'm in today's Irish Independent talking about why I'd like to see Bungalows make a comeback, my career and our work at Douglas Wallace Consultants. Read it here: independent.ie/life/home-gard…

Delighted to announce a new major sweep of #MillenniumCohortStudy out today: data collected from its seventh sweep, at age 17, available to download from UKDataService

The work of Prof Emla Fitzsimons and Dr Praveetha Patalay @UCL has focused national attention on the issue of adolescent mental health, prompting new policies and strategies for improving young people's wellbeing. #ImpactPrize Emla Fitzsimons @PravPatalay

Winners of Close-up Photographer of the Year - 17 of the winners and finalists from this year's close-up, macro, and micro photography competition. theatln.tc/9KLDZxne

Looking through 'The Parish of Kilbeg' by Jack Fitzsimons (of 'Bungalow Bliss' fame), I found this reference to Farrell O'Reilly giving the largest donation of £10 to a church fund in 1902, a good indication of his wealth. [And this copy once belonged to geographer Anngret Simms]

Interesting piece by Adrian Duncan on ‘Bungalow Bliss’, 50 years on from publication of the first edition. irishtimes.com/culture/books/… via The Irish Times

Bungalow Bliss : Adrian Duncan Adrian Duncan , Emma McKeagney, Emma Mc Keagney, Architect Hugh Wallace, Hugh Wallace and moderator Laurence Lord Laurence Lord AP+E #aate21 youtu.be/FcB_e4DcgnU via YouTube

Thanks to Kirsty Blake Knox for speaking to me for this piece. My Bungalow Bliss is nearly here! 🏠

#MyBungalowBliss starts tomorrow night at 9.35pm 🚪🏡

The cover of my new book! Little Republics: The Story of Bungalow Bliss is my first work of non-fiction and will appear in October of this year Thanks The Lilliput Press + Wayne Daly This project's supported by The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon visual-artist project award Thanks also ArchitecturalArchive

"Before Bungalow Bliss, the options for housing in rural Ireland were inheritance, getting on the housing list or emigrating" – Adrian Duncan on why homes created by Jack Fitzsimons' templates are among Ireland's most important building achievements independent.ie/irish-news/emi…

Bungalow bliss: How one man’s book of home designs became a blueprint for Irish modernity irishtimes.com/culture/books/… via Irish Times Books