A little animation, spanning over 155 years... #Cork #Ireland #SFB150 #photography Cork Public Museum St Fin Barre's Cathedral Cork

A great awards season! The novel energy conservation of the Rubrics has been recognised as an exemplary project. It has been an honour to be involved in this project alongside AECOM , Clancy, Pascall+Watson , Passivate and WH Stephens. Read more: carrig.ie/the-rubrics.ht…

Meet Dr. Patrick Roycroft, Geology Curator at National Museum of Ireland, as he introduces the collections he looks after in the debut episode of Ireland's Hidden Treasures airing Sunday, April 21st, at 6:30pm on RTÉ One. 🪨 #IrelandsHiddenTreasures #Geology

Delighted to announce our designation as an IUGS Heritage Stone.

Valentia slate formally recognised as World Heritage Stone radiokerry.ie/news/valentia-…

World heritage status for 200 year old Kerry stone on iconic buildings across the globe. m.independent.ie/regionals/kerr…

Research by the Trinity College Dublin research group Stonebuilt Ireland, based in Geology in School of Natural Sciences, Trinity College Dublin, in collaboration with colleagues at Valentia Slate and Carrig Conservation, has resulted in designation of Valentia Slate as an IUGS Heritage Stone. tcd.ie/news_events/ar…

Research by Trinity College Dublin research group Stonebuilt Ireland, based in Geology in School of Natural Sciences, Trinity College Dublin and led by Professor Patrick Wyse Jackson and Dr Louise Caulfield, in collaboration with Valentia Slate and Carrig Conservation, has resulted in designation of Valentia Slate as an IUGS Heritage Stone

I’ve not had the chance to head out for the rising full moon for months now, so was delighted to witness this last night - the Pink Moon rising behind Saint Stephen's Church, AKA the Pepper Canister, Upper Mount Street #Dublin #NightWalkDublin #Ireland #FullMoon #PinkMoon

Stoney purchase… #TheBurren #Ireland

Ripples at Fanore beach. There’s beauty still in the grey days… #TheBurren #Ireland

Just Published by UCL Press Between Design and Making: Architecture and craftsmanship 1630–1760 edited by Andrew Tierney & Melanie Hayes, foreword by Christine Casey. Supported by Office of Public Works. FREE #openaccess download uclpress.co.uk/BetweenDesign+… #LoveIrishResearch

Between Design and Making argues for a process-oriented understanding of architectural production, exploring the obscure centre ground of the creative process. uclpress.co.uk/BetweenDesign+…

Stonebuilt Ireland are hosting the 4th International Heritage Stone Workshop in July 2025

Join us on June 23rd for an interdisciplinary conference at Trinity College Dublin Trinity Long Room Hub, exploring the 18th-century stone industry in Britain & Ireland. Register for this free event on: eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-stone-in…

Congratulations to STONE-WORK’s sen geology consultant Prof. Patrick Wyse Jackson & Dr Louise Caulfield on the publication of The Decorative and Building Stones of Dublin: a walking guide. This richly illustrated book documents over 170 stone types used to build Ireland’s capital

I spent some time in one of my favourite buildings this morning, photographing the beautiful rotunda of City Hall, by Thomas Cooley, 1769-79. Huge thanks to the folks there for facilitating me This is a panorama comprised of 60 individual photos #Dublin #Ireland #Polychromatic

STONEBUILT Ireland geologists release new book for walkers interested in Dublin’s built heritage. The Decorative and Building Stones of Dublin: a walking guide, ISBN 978-0-9521066-9-2, is on sale for €20 and is available from the Trinity Library Shop. tcd.ie/news_events/to…

Don't forget Wednesday 2nd April is Free First Wednesday. As more doors have opened for the season, immerse yourself in the abundance of culture and history. Visit 👉 cutt.ly/CeVFiYMw for full terms. #Heritage #FreeAdmission #History Fáilte Ireland Tourism Ireland

The rotunda of the National Museum, Kildare St., 1885-90, by T.N. & T.M. Deane. Designed & constructed to educate the public about Irish geology, it features native #polychromatic marbles from every province, especially in this wonderful space. #Dublin #Ireland #Architecture