"Which foot pedal is the brake again...." Lidl Cabra.

The New Chapel in Cookstown - View media Over 129 years of moving images from Northern Ireland, featuring amateur and professional films from 1897 to 2026, brought to you by Northern Ireland Screen.

1965 - Charles Witherspoon travels to the Chapel of the Annunciation in Cookstown. Designed by Liam McCormick, the Chapel is modernist and striking with sculpture by Michael Biggs and stained-glass windows by Patrick Pye. #irisharchitecture #cookstown

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Plaque with swallow (Late Period - Hellenistic Period (400-30 BCE)) Museo Egizio, Turin, Italy

Plaque with swallow (Late Period - Hellenistic Period (400-30 BCE))

Museo Egizio, Turin, Italy

1967 - Bank of Ireland, Donegall Place, Belfast - Architecture of Belfast, Lost Buildings of Ireland - Archiseek.com Work began on the new branch of the Bank of Ireland in Donegall Place in 1964. This would be the bank’s largest premises and the central office for the

1967 - Bank of Ireland, Donegall Place, Belfast
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Belfast Stories experience design Belfast Stories experience design

Belfast City Council is seeking a design team for experiences inside its new £100m ‘Belfast Stories’ visitor destination

I'm addicted to these videos from a bakery in Uzbekistan

this bread is beautiful

Late notice but I have 1 ticket to the surprise film at the Dublin Film Festival at 17:30 today in the Light House Cinema. I'd prefer to sell it and get my €14 back but I'd consider giving it away as it's so late in the day.

BBC Two - Travels with Pevsner, Series 1, Norfolk with Dan Cruickshank Dan Cruickshank looks at the architecture of Norfolk.

Should be worth a record tonight. Dan Cruickshank Travels with Pevsner:Norfolk. 7pm BBC4. www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

You make lovely things grow...& some lovely things to drink. The World is horrible, keep your family close. Is the roof fixed? 😁

Baroque in Ballyer

Abbey Church, Parnnell Square, in the sunshine today. More info via @archiseek.bsky.social www.archiseek.com/1863-findlat...

A bit understated? 😁

1943 - St. Augustine's Catholic Church, Cork - Architecture of Cork City - Archiseek.com Architect: Dominic O'Connor Unusual church embedded into the streetscape following existing parapet and street lines. With its cut stone and

Some more information on the church via @archiseek.bsky.social www.archiseek.com/1943-st-augu...

Easy down the skewers..

Photo of two white women, one standing the other in a wheelchair with a wheel with colourful imagery, both are in a brightly coloured interior

Known as Izzy Wheels, Izzy and Ailbhe Keane, sisters from Ireland, are transforming wheelchairs into a form of artistic self-expression. Izzy was born with Spina Bifida and has used a wheelchair all of her life #WomensArt

Women Writing Architecture 1700–1900 | gta Verlag From India to Chile and Britain to Senegal, women have influenced architecture for centuries by exerting power over space through their writing. By exploring a wide variety of sources, from diaries an...

Looks interesting. Women writing Architecture 1700-1900. Book can be downloaded.
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Nice

VRTI will be posting some information about the 1766 religious census returns over the next few days (260th 🎂 approaching). Keep an 👁️out. We'll be revealing some hidden gems 💎 among the surviving returns.

Fascinating article by Jeanne Sheehy from a 1986 Irish Arts Review. Lively Irishmen: The Ruskinian tradition in Ireland.

A new book considers the works and legacy of an architect who built homes in Dublin, not units Each essayist in the volume, in some way, grapples with Gerry Cahill’s projects in the context of today, says Eimear Arthur, a co-editor.

A new book considers the works and legacy of Gerry Cahill, an architect who built homes in Dublin, not units www.dublininquirer.com/a-new-book-c...

Catholic churches and chapels before and after emancipation Ever noticed how pre‑1829 Irish Catholic churches are modest on the outside? It wasn’t by accident. Before Emancipation: no bells, no steeples, called “ great chapels” instead of cathedrals — yet built with huge community effort. Plain exteriors, deeply sacred interiors. A story of the development of Irish Catholic church architecture in difficult times.

The recording of my Tipperary Studies talk on Catholic churches and chapels before and after Emancipation is now online for anyone who wants to watch it! eur03.safelinks.protection.outlook.com?url=https%3A...

1824 - Royal Arcade and Grand Promenade, College Green, Dublin - Architecture of Dublin City, Lost Buildings of Ireland - Archiseek.com Destroyed by fire in 1837. Described as "a beautiful structure two storeys high. The under one being the Arcade contained 30 shops filled with all sorts

This weekend's Object of Unexpected Interest was
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Celebrate the Year of the Horse TODAY at Wolfe Tone Square 🔥🐎
Our flagship event kicks off shortly with lion dances, live music, martial arts, dance, food and family activities right in the heart of the city.
Find out more: https://www.dublinlunarnewyear.ie/events/wolfe-tone-square-flagship-event/

A book cover with a print of a metal-clad building against a blue background.

Less than two weeks before the publication of my new book, 'High-Tech Britain: Buildings of the Space Age'! Here's the cover to get you all excited, and check out High-Tech Dialogues, the ongoing series at @c20society.bsky.social. Next up is Patty Hopkins. www.batsfordbooks.com/book/high-te...

Fusillian Architecture.

Sir John Rogerson's Quay back in the day. looking eastwards towards The Point #dublin

Very nice vermouth valentiaislandvermouth.ie

A Burkezooka..

Belfast Floral Hall - David Wright Boyd, 1935-36. B1 Listed. Image © spatialpan - Flickr

Belfast Floral Hall - David Wright Boyd, 1935-36. B1 Listed. Image © Belfast Zoo

Good news Friday: Belfast's Art Deco Floral Hall is to receive £500k funding from the City Council, to install a new roof and make the decaying structure watertight.

Designed 1935-36 by David Wright Boyd and located at Belfast Zoo, the B1 listed building has been closed to the public since 1972.