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We're LIVE tomorrow at 10am Over 250+ free events from 27 September to 13 October. #HistFest24 BIG WEEKEND from 27-29 September at Printworks, Dublin Castle dublinfestivalofhistory.ie Early bird tickets for our subscribers going fast! Join our newsletter to be the first to know

Some big news: Dublin City Council will no longer permit plastic bags to be used for waste collection on 90 streets of the core city centre (the overwhelmingly commerical area marked on the map). The move from bags starts this month: it'll be mandatory by January.

Original decorative scheme in St. Kevin's on Harrington street in Dublin

Headlines like this would have been unthinkable a few years ago. The whole conversation around public space in the city centre has changed.

We were delighted to welcome Maaike van Koldam, Netherlands Ambassador to Ireland, and Nora Dessing, Deputy Ambassador, to #18Ormond Quay Upper today. It was a pleasure to discuss the development of architectural, sustainable urbanism and building conservation ties between 🇳🇱🇮🇪

We are highly appreciative of the efforts of Dublin Civic Trust. Many architectural treasures to conserve & cherish to the benefit of all 🇮🇪🤝🇳🇱 #DutchBillies

Coolock Library then Vs now 📷 Dublin City Council Photographic Collection, 1980s. 📷 Coolock Library, 3D Virtual Tour Company, 2023.

🏛️ Do you enhance, repurpose, conserve, or integrate Ireland's built #heritage into the modern landscape? Your efforts deserve to be recognised! Enter the Built Heritage & #conservation Award 2024 and showcase how your work is making a lasting impact.

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#HeritageAtRisk - Claremorris, County Mayo 1. Typifying the good quality, well-proportioned buildings constructed in Irish town centres in the 19th century, this premises has been vacant for an extended period (📷 2007 & 2024). Sensitive conservation and reuse required.

#OnThisDay-18 September 1820 – The Dublin Library opened in D’Olier Street; it cost over £5,500 and was built after a design by architect George Papworth. The Library was originally in Eustace Street, from whence it was removed to 2, Burgh Quay.

⚠️Reminder: conservation grant funding for old buildings - up to €50,000⚠️ Don’t forget, the deadline in Dublin city for submission of completed applications to the Built Heritage Investment Scheme is 4pm on Friday 27th September 2024. More information: dublincity.ie/residential/pl…

Irish Permanent, O'Connell Street. Dublin, April 1984 From #DublinBeforeTheTiger For more, please FOLLOW & RT ! For ltd. edition PRINTS, see header. @photosofdublin Old DublinTown. com IBN-Berlin The Little Museum of Dublin

The Old Library at Trinity College Dublin basking in September sunshine. Begun in 1712, it was at the time one of the most ambitious building projects ever undertaken in Dublin, completed in 1732. The upper facades were originally faced in sandstone, later refaced in granite.

Join us in #18Ormond Quay Upper tomorrow for Culture Night 2024! Explore the upper floors of our 1840s merchant building and learn about its Europa Nostra Award-winning conservation. 4pm-9pm - self-guided, no booking needed, regular tours throughout the evening. See you there!

Our work at Castle Howard where we are creating a new in situ cornice is going well.

Do you know how the new flashing amber arrows work? · Drivers going straight ahead should proceed through the junction as normal, following the traffic lights. · When the amber arrow flashes, drivers turning left must watch out for cyclists going straight ahead or turning before

Don’t forget dublinbikes 1 day tickets will be free on September 22nd to celebrate world Car Free Day. Download the dublinbikes app and sign up to avail of a free 1 day ticket.