Waterways Ireland
Waterways Ireland has responsibility for many of the buildings associated with the inland navigable waterways of Ireland.
Projects
Galway City Historic Medieval Site
No 25 Quay Street & No. 2- No. 5 Quay Lane Galway Ireland
Copper Roof
Fabric Condition Assessment of the copper roof of the Gort Glas building on the grounds of St. Joseph’s Hospital, Ennis, Co. Clare built in 1960’s
Iron Gates & Railings
Condition Assessment and Section 57 Application for repairs to wrought iron railings and gates at Castleconnell Church
Protected Structure
Relocation of two angel statues and a marble pulpit from the former Franciscan Church
Medieval Wall Repairs
Redevelopment of existing Supervalu supermarket on Sarsfields Street, Kilmallock
Augustinian Friary
Adare - The Augustinian Friary & St Nicholas Church by Barbara Bingham
Mary Immaculate College
ACP advised the architects on all building conservation matters at all stages of the project.
Oatfield Church
Assessment of Oatfield Church, a mid-17th century church which is a Protected Structure
St Nicholas Church
ACP was commissioned to prepare a Conservation and Management Plan by the Adare Vestry Group in 2012.
St. John's Scouts Hall
To act as Building Conservation Consultants to undertake refurbishment and fire engineering works
Dendro-Dating Project
Date the oak timbers used in the timber framed structure found during works to the rare triple diamond Jacobean stone chimney
Franciscan Friary
The Franciscan Friary is an attached four-bay three-storey friary building, built between 1876-86
Historic Ironwork
Prepare a pilot Study Report on the identification and repair of Historic Iron work in Graveyards across the Bally
Coachford Farm House
Survey of the building and prepared a Condition Assessment regarding the problems with the dampness
Dundanion Court
Refurbished and brought up to modern living standards as part of this project.
