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One of The Liberties most emblematic buildings spent much of the Covid lockdowns, locked down under scaffold. The mammoth reroofing of Saint Patrick's Cathedral, completed…
22.02.22
One of The Liberties best-known traditional industries has been given a 21st century lease of life thanks to the happy partnership of a local textile…
22.07.21
Situated in Dublin’s Liberties on the southside of Dublin, the Fairbrother’s Fields Housing Scheme, now known as part of the wider “Tenters” area, is bordered…
09.02.22
Plans have been approved by Dublin City Council for a major redevelopment of the historic St James's Gate brewery. The masterplan for over 12 acres…
22.06.23
Robert Emmet CDP Inner City Beekeeping Project is a socially and environmentally sustainable programme designed to create innovative educational and employment opportunities for inner city…
16.05.22
The great essayist, satirist, poet and Dean of Saint Patrick's Cathedral, Jonathan Swift, left an endowment in his will for the establishment of a mental…
05.04.22
The Land Development Agency (LDA) has published a draft masterplan for over 3.7ha of land straddling Thomas Street. The site is the former landholding of…
17.10.22
James Winstanley was born in 1827 in Chorley, Lancashire and became a ‘cloggers’ or cobblers apprentice to Mr. Edward Parkinson of Chorley by 1841, and…
23.10.22
Enabling works to safeguard a unique piece of Dublin's industrial heritage are expected to commence this week. Kilmainham Mill, which was acquired by Dublin City Council…
08.08.22
As recently as 2014, an essential ‘must’ for many visitors to the Guinness Storehouse was a posed photograph on the cobblestones in Market Street. The…
18.02.21
No. 1 Thomas Street was once the thoroughfare's most prestigious address. Built by Arthur Guinness Esq in 1799, the house was a classic example of…
28.10.22
