Irish Architectural News - December 2005 Archives

December 01: Bringing lime out of limbo
December 05: Architects to recommend saving of 16 Moore Street
December 05: Bertie sings different tune on preservation of Republic's stately homes
December 06: Rising headquarters in Moore St to be protected
December 07: Destruction of Cobh's Cathedral should not be allowed go ahead
December 14: O'Connell Street overhaul due to be completed in May
December 16: Relocate Dublin Port call by PDs
December 19: Results of the AAI Awards 2006
December 22: If at first.... Gordon Murray and Alan Dunlop back into Sligo
December 22: Roche to impose stricter building standards
December 23: Sir Charles Brett (1928-2005)
December 23: Architects' institute welcomes building Bill
December 24: Sir Charles Brett (1928-2005)
December 25: Arnotts in New York-style plan for city centre
December 26: New officers at the RIAI
December 28: Clare county planner rejects architects' criticism
December 28: Farmleigh lodge planned as residence for future taoisigh
December 31: City gets its building house in order
December 31: Architectural scholar proud of his Belfast heritage
December 31: Work on square 'back on track'

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