CLONSKEAGH RESIDENTS' ASSOCIATION

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Discover Clonskeagh’s architectural delights

Taylor's Map of Dublin and its environs 1816 (Source National Library of Scotland)
Extract from Taylor’s 1816 Map of the Environs of Dublin (Image: National Library of Scotland)

How much of Clonskeagh’s history do you really know? Discover the hidden stories behind its historic buildings and landmarks, and join a fellow resident and leading conservation architect for an evening of local heritage.

Clonskeagh has a very long history. Many of its historic buildings and landmarks date from the late 18th century.

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Would you like to learn more about Clonskeagh and its heritage?

Robin Mandal, a leading architect, will give a fascinating insight into this part of our local history.

Robin is one of Ireland’s leading Grade 1 conservation architects.

He is also a former President of the Royal Institute of Architects in Ireland (RIAI) and a fellow Clonskeagh resident.

An evening of local heritage

Robin will shine a light on some of Clonskeagh’s architectural gems and landmarks.

His presentation will take place at:

St Joseph’s Hall
Behind the Bird Avenue church
7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, 7 October 2026

Admission is free.

There will also be:

  • Free car parking.
  • Light refreshments.

If you would like to learn more about the places and buildings that have helped shape Clonskeagh, this promises to be an interesting evening.

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