Frank Mcdonald

High-rise housing debate between Ronan and McDonald falls flat

Online debate between McDonald and Ronan proves damp squib

Johnny Ronan replies to Frank McDonald: Tall buildings must be part of Dublin’s future

Waterfront South Central is a solution – not ‘two fingers’ – to Dublin’s problems

Green light for 'bespoke high-end' Temple Bar whiskey emporium

Planning board grants permission but overrules recommendation of its own inspector

Dublin by Design: Meticulously illustrated look at city architecture

Contributors look at the history of Dublin to imagine an even better future

The little known architectural firm that is transforming Dublin

The capital's streets are changing, and architects HJL are nearly always involved

Historic buildings in Ennistymon to be conserved under new traffic plan

Blake’s and Linnane’s shops featured in John Hinde postcards, but have fallen into decay

Passive impressive: The house that costs €300 a year to heat

“I wanted to get close to carbon-neutral at no extra cost” says architect Mel Reynolds

D7 residents object to co-living scheme beside Black Church

Durkan scheme which flanks former church gets 25 individual objections

‘Bleak’ Limerick landscape gets a lift with co-living Georgian makeover

Restoring buildings brings new life into neglected areas like Newtown Pery

Dublin council puts Unicorn restaurant demolition plan on hold

Council has ‘serious concerns’ over height, scale and massing of six-storey development

Architecture must be built in as more than an outhouse of culture

Irish triumph in Pritzker prize should draw attention to a neglected, crucial artform

Former Irish Times journalist honoured by College of Surgeons

Frank McDonald ‘worthy of the highest distinction this College has to offer’

Castles and cottages with an edge in the conservation game

The 2019 Irish Georgian Society awards went to humble homes and grand projects alike

Decline of carbon-capturing seagrass concerning, says Coastwatch Ireland

‘We are seeing climate change on the ground. It’s happening now,’ warns group director

Rescuing a ruin on Henrietta Street: ‘The bank just didn’t want to know’

Georgian house riddled with dry rot has been converted for quality corporate lets

Clearing the Hurdles: An Irishman’s Diary on property developer Joe McGowan

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