Submissions by topics "Built Heritage Objectives"
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I therefore support the designation of many areas of the city as Architectural Conservation Areas Under headings of Building Typology and Character Defining Elements; Architectural; Historical,...
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The challenges facing media in Ireland are those facing media the world over, and how we deal with them is critically important to the kind of society we want to live in. They include:
The...
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Cork city is falling apart. And where not, the preciousd buildings are being demolished for glass boxes. Cork City Council are ruled by developers. The city is becoming derelict. The city council...
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Blarney is a beautiful , tranquil village steeped in history and heritage from the Blarney Castle to the world renowned Blarney Woollen Mills . Both very important to local business . To build a...
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Blarney and the Tower area are home to many many people, we all love the area no doubt but we have seen progress stagnated over this idea of a "theme park" town some members of the british...
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Could Blarney be included in the built historical inventory? Both the castle and square are unique and should be conserved.
Europe's first Turkish Baths just outside Blarney have been forgotten...
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I would like to see a development plan that focuses on a city that works for its occupants.
A city that does not work only for vested interests; both individual and corporate
A city that does...
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I want to see an end to dereliction of properties. It should be illegal for developers to demolish historic buildings or to hold on to them as they become derelict. Property owners must be required...
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The mostly stone-built character of the quay walls and their navigation features should not be erased by the new functionality
of flood control.
Stretches, at least, should be replicated in...
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Cork city is a very old city with some medieval structures and ancient buildings still standing. But if you walk around it you wouldn't know that. We urgently need some joined up thinking from the...
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