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Architecture News April 2005

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April 01: AAI launch "Contemporary Architecture - A Series of Three Public Lectures"
April 03: RTE probe man gets building go-ahead
April 04: Engineers investigate damage to port's Great South Wall
April 06: Plans drawn up to redevelop Tralee's historic Ashe Street
April 06: Sporting stadium for The Maze
April 06: City's landmark statues to get €300,000 facelift
April 07: Why Conor Kinsella's designs are a glass act
April 09: Plans for first Irish eco-village are now in disarray
April 10: Suddenly it's hip to be square
April 11: Castle restoration nearly complete
April 11: Housing estates criticised as 'discount-style boxes'
April 12: Urban Design Ireland Launches Website
April 12: Position Available - Director of the Irish Georgian Society
April 13: Daniel Libeskind to deliver public lecture 'Memory Foundation' in Cork Opera House
April 14: O'Connell Street statues to be cleaned in €300,000 programme
April 14: Growing acceptance that good design is more than worth it
April 14: Relative youth has its day at architecture awards
April 20: Cork 2005 presents Eighteen Turns by Daniel Libeskind
April 21: Yes to Tivoli plan without 11-storey tower
April 21: Do foreign architects like working in Ireland?
April 24: Cork's grand designs
April 28: Going underground in the Liberties
April 28: The way we were - and how to preserve it
April 29: Caherciveen launches appeal to save church named after O'Connell

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