IRISH ARCHITECTURAL AND DECORATIVE STUDIES – Vol. 2

ESSAYS  (alphabetically by author)

• ‘The wild heath has broken out again in the heather field’: philanthropic endeavour and Arts & Crafts achievement in early twentieth-century Kilkenny  — Nicola Gordon Bowe 
• Victorian and Edwardian Belfast: preserving the architectural legacy of the inner city  — C.E.B. Brett 
• The large medieval churches of the dioceses of Leighlin, Ferns and Ossory: a study of adaptation and change – part I  — Ana Dolan 
• The church architecture of James Edward Rogers (1838-1896)  — Brendan Grimes 
• Davis Ducart and Christopher Colles: architects associated with the Custom House at Limerick  — Judith Hill  
• Some problems in building on the Fitzwilliam estate during the agency of Barbara Verschoyle  — Eve McAulay 
• An Irish artist goes to Bath: letters from John Warren to Andrew Caldwell, 1776-1784  — Philip McEvansoneya   
• A database of Irish architects 1720-1940: D  — Ann Martha Rowan