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08 October 2024

‘God on a Bike’ and
the architect who
designed Hatch Hall
for the Jesuits in Dublin

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University Hall, also known as Hatch Hall, on Hatch Street, was an integral part of students life in Dublin for over a century (Photograph: ...

11 April 2024

The Wyatt Family of Weeford:
a Staffordshire
architectural dynasty

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James Wyatt (1746-1813) of Weeford … the most famous member of the Wyatt architectural dynasty, his work on Lichfield Cathedral was condemne...

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30 December 2023

A former rectory in
Harold’s Cross was
inspired by Wyatt’s
‘Celtic Revival’ work

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The former Harold’s Cross Rectory on Leinster Road West was designed by Joseph Maguire (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2023) Patrick Comer...

29 October 2023

Saint Ann’s Church
on Dawson Street
celebrates 300 years
in the heart of Dublin

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Saint Ann’s Church, Dawson Street, Dublin, seen from Grafton Street and Ann Street … celebrating its tercentenary today (Photograph: Patrick...

26 September 2023

Modern design at
Euston seeks to make
heraldry relevant to
art and tastes today

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‘God on a Bike’ and the architect who designed Hatch Hall for the Jesuits in Dublin

The Wyatt Family of Weeford: a Staffordshire architectural dynasty

A former rectory in Harold’s Cross was inspired by Wyatt’s ‘Celtic Revival’ work

Saint Ann’s Church on Dawson Street celebrates 300 years in the heart of Dublin

Modern design at Euston seeks to make heraldry relevant to art and tastes today

‘God on a Bike’ and
the architect who
designed Hatch Hall
for the Jesuits in Dublin

The Wyatt Family of Weeford:
a Staffordshire
architectural dynasty

A former rectory in
Harold’s Cross was
inspired by Wyatt’s
‘Celtic Revival’ work

Saint Ann’s Church
on Dawson Street
celebrates 300 years
in the heart of Dublin

Modern design at
Euston seeks to make
heraldry relevant to
art and tastes today