Historic Buildings

Waterways Ireland has responsibility for many of the buildings associated with the inland navigable waterways of Ireland.

No 25 Quay Street & No. 2- No. 5 Quay Lane Galway Ireland

Relocation of two angel statues and a marble pulpit from the former Franciscan Church

ACP advised the architects on all building conservation matters at all stages of the project.

Assessment of Oatfield Church, a mid-17th century church which is a Protected Structure

The Franciscan Friary is an attached four-bay three-storey friary building, built between 1876-86

Survey of the building and prepared a Condition Assessment regarding the problems with the dampness

Ozanam House is the local office for the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul in the Mid-West Region of Ireland

ACP have also advised our client on the feasibility of reusing the property in conjunction with a local community group

Clarisford Palace is a magnificent 18th Century House originally built for the Bishop of Killaloe & Clonfert.

Building survey and preparation of Management plan and maintenance works contracts for Museum.

Conservation/Regeneration Project - advising on the architectural and engineering conservation aspects of the renovation

Survey and assessment of the building fabric and internal decorative wall paintings. Supervision of conservation works

Refurbishment of an 18th/19th Century retail premises with medieval walls and basement within the historic town of Ennis

Regeneration Project - 18th/19th Century retail premises with significant medieval fabric.

Refurbishment of 19th century tower/visitor centre at Cliffs of Moher, Co Clare.