From Augustus Pugin to French postcards, a guide to lectures taking place this autumn

From 1982 to 1992, David Jazay photographed Dublin’s quays. Here is how they looked, then and today

Patricia Cronin’s installation ‘Shrine for Girls’ and a new film, ‘Leisure with Dignity’, by Anne Maree Barry

Primary and post-primary schools set for Dublin 4 site sold for more than €20 million

Department of Education in ‘exclusive talks’ to acquire 5.15 acres in Sandymount

Dublin 4 complex on the market following pay controversy

An exhibition details events of Easter week 1916 when building was occupied by British

Irish Georgian Society provides funding for works to structures of architectural merit

Restoration project under way four years after major structural problems discovered

Council proposes to spend €12 million on a new bridge east of the Samuel Beckett Bridge

Japanese owners Toyoko Inn to unveil ‘masterplan’ for estate in coming months

When he inherited Curraghmore House – and the title of Lord Waterford – Henry de la Poer Beresford had to change the name on his bank cards. But he’s happy to embrace his newly conferred role, which includes hosting the Curraghmore Bluebell Festival

A new exhibition in the US celebrates Irish art of the ‘long’ 18th century – and shows how much of our heritage has been lost to the country

Company will offer ‘pay-to-play’ model that supplies office space to tech start-ups

New school includes a 320-seat lecture theatre that doubles as a moot court

James Gandon, who put his mark on the capital with his work on the Four Courts and the Custom House, purchased Canonbrook and enjoyed its sense of relaxed luxury until his death in 1823

Proposals include dedicated Supreme Court building

Connolly Cleary’s latest clever installation takes one of Ireland’s most intricately designed buildings as its source material and setting

Architectural historian Dan Cruickshank visited Limerick’s Georgian heart this week to celebrate its vernacular style amid concern about its demise