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Wicklow: Russborough
Wicklow: Mucklagh Towers, Charleville Demesne
Wexford: Browne Clayton Monument
Westmeath: St. Bigseach's Church
Westmeath: Ballinlough Castle
Tipperary: The Thatch, Cloneen
Tipperary: Cloughjordan
Sligo: Sooey Forge and Dwelling
Sligo: Nasool Cottages, Doongelah
Sligo: Mullanes' Thatched Cottage
Sligo: Markree Estate, Main Gate Lodge
Sligo: Annaghmore Schoolhouse
Roscommon: Scregg House
Offaly: Old Geashill School
Offaly: Birr Theatre
Offaly: Birr Castle
Monaghan: Hilton Park
Monaghan: Bessmount Park
Meath: Lime Kiln, Nobber
Meath: Headfort
Meath: Hamwood House
Meath: Annesbrook House
Mayo: Enniscoe
Louth: Townley Hall
Louth: St. Peter's Church, Drogheda
Louth: Barmeath Castle
Longford: Ledwithstown
Limerick: Morgan's House
Laois: St. Peter's Church, Portlaoise
Kilkenny: Kilrush House
Kildare: Kildrought House
Kildare: Ballinderry House
Kerry: St. James' Church, Dingle
Kerry: Cromwell Point Lightkeeper's House
Galway: Bellevue Gate Lodges
Dublin: restoration of a Georgian Garden
Dublin: Monkstown Parish Church
Dublin: Ely House
Dublin: Dunfillan Conservatory
Dublin: City Assembly House update 2013
Dublin: City Assembly House update
Dublin: City Assembly House
Dublin: 54 Mountjoy Square
Dublin: 38 North Great George's Street
Cork: No. 8 North Mall
Cork: Laurentinum House
Cork: Kilshannig
Clare: Mount Ievers Court
Clare: Dromoland Gazebo
Cavan: Cavan National School
Vernon Mount, Douglas, Co. Cork
The Wonderful Barn, Leixlip, Co. Kildare
The Casino
Road improvement scheme threatens Russborough's parklands
High Rise Dublin
Hazelwood House, Co. Sligo
Georgian Limerick
Draft Dublin City Public Realm Strategy
Donaghcomper, Zone B, Co. Kildare
Donaghcomper, Zone A, Co. Kildare
Donaghcomper, Co. Kildare - Oral Hearing
Demolition of protected structures, Ennistymon, Co. Clare
Carlton Cinema, O'Connell Street, Dublin
Traditional Building Skills in Action Exhibition, Castletown, Co. Kildare
Traditional Building Skills Exhibitions
Traditional Building Skills Advice Leaflets
Traditional Building & Conservation Skills in Action Exhibition, Kilkenny Castle 13th & 14th October
Sources Of Funding For Period Houses
Seminars & Conferences
Russborough, Co. Wicklow, Architecural Conservation Award winner 2011
Period Buildings Show, Rathfarnham Castle, Sat 13th & Sun 14th July (10am to 5pm)
Insurance
IGS Architectural Conservation Award 2011: Call for submissions
How To Research Your Period House
Good Housekeeping in Historic Houses Seminar
Energy Efficiency in Historic Houses Regional Seminars 2010
Energy Efficiency in Historic Houses Regional Seminars 2009
Energy Efficiency in Historic Buildings Conference - Presentations and Notes
Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown’s Historic Houses lecture series
Dublin Doors
Conserving Your Dublin Townhouse
Conserving Your Dublin Period House Lecture Series- Spring 2011
Conserving Your Dublin Period House Lecture Series- Autumn 2011
Conserving Your Dublin Period House Lecture Series - Spring 2013
Conservation Awards 2010
Conservation and Original Drawing Awards announcement 2011
Camellia House, Shane's Castle, Co. Antrim (Highly Commended)
Architectural Conservation Award
Architectural conservation and original drawing awards 2012
Architectural Conservation & Drawing Awards 2012
Programmes
Conservation Outreach
Energy Efficiency in Historic Houses Regional Seminars 2009
The Irish Georgian Society in partnership with local authority Conservation Officers and Heritage Officers and with the support of the Electricity Supply Board (ESB) and the Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government's Environment Fund, is holding a series of five regional Energy Efficiency in Historic Houses seminars.
These seminars will provide practical, appropriate and easy to understand advice and guidance on how to thermally upgrade historic houses and reduce energy costs whilst ensuring that no damage occurs to their historic fabric and character. Crucially, attendance will equip the homeowner with the knowledge of how to obtain the most return for the least cost by doing 'as much as necessary and as little as possible' to ensure a comfortable and sustainable home to live in.
The intended audiences is the owner of protected structures and buildings located within architectural conservation areas, as well as owners of any traditional built historic house. The seminar will also be of interest to architects and attendance at the seminar is recognised by the RIAI as a 'Structured CPD Activity' (2.5 CPD points). For further information on speakers and their and their papers, as well as booking information please download the relevant pdf.
These seminars will take place in partnership with the following local authorities:
Dublin City Council, at the Wood Quay Venue, Civic Offices, Dublin 8 on Monday 19th October 2009 (
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to download a brochure and booking form)
Kilkenny County Council & Kilkenny City Council, at The Parade Tower, Kilkenny City on Tuesday 20th October 2009 (
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to download a brochure and booking form)
Roscommon County Council & Sligo County Council, at King House, Boyle, Co. Roscommon on Thursday 12th Novemeber 2009 (
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to download a brochure and booking form)
Limerick County Council, at The Council Chamber, Limerick County Council, County Hall, Dooradoyle, Limerick on Wednesday 18th November (
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to download brochure and booking form)
Offaly County Council, at the County Arms Hotel, Birr, Co. Offaly on Wednesday 25th November 2009 (
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download a brochure and booking form)
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