Irish Architectural News - July 2001 Archives

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July 01: Russian dome caps a church design revolution
July 03: Building by 'unqualified designers must be stopped'
July 03: Renovation of Cork building is opposed
July 05: Dublin Victorian fountain to be restored
July 05: Bungalows, bars and HQs take centre stage
July 05: Refurbishment aims to redevelop O'Connell St
July 06: Pub plan for unique listed building
July 08: Pearse Street a vision for the future
July 12: Aspirations of Dublin's integrated plan
July 12: Taking walkers in a new direction through Dublin
July 14: We're on the road to nowhere
July 14: The charm of the new
July 17: Scrapyard gets go-ahead for country's tallest building
July 20: Traders in Mayo 'unhappy' with project
July 21: The Irish Chequers
July 21: Abbey may move to O'Connell Street
July 24: Developers must hurry on main street or lose out
July 26: A flawed vision at Farmleigh
July 26: Take a walk back in time at Farmleigh
July 30: Farmleigh opened in sunshine and good humour
July 31: Slane Castle reopens its doors after 10 years

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