Vergemount Park, clonskeagh
The Balnagowan House 50130046, 31 St Mobhi Boithrin D9
https://www.buildingsofireland.ie/buildings-search/building/50130046/bealnagowan-house-st-mobhi-boithirin-dublin-9-co-dublin - Dept of housing, Local Government and Heritage - NBHS
for sale € 2.5 M house 346sqm on 1.19 acres L shaped building with bay 2 storey house recorded as a protected structure to redevelop as nursing home and assisted living or residential https://bohanhyland.ie/property/balnagowan-house-st-mobhi-boithrin-glasnevin-dublin-9/
planning permission Dublin city council case 312492 https://www.pleanala.ie/en-ie/case/312492
https://neasahourigan.com/post/balnagowan-shd letter of Hannah Cullen Executive officer to Neasan Hourigan
2022 DCC Planning Dpt case 312492 https://www.pleanala.ie/en-ie/case/312492
Headquarter of the Inland Fisheries Trust 1971-2005
altered in 1960 family home upt to 1971, 6 bedrooms uptairs
Wendon/Bealnagown house 1930-35 &st International style house in Ireland a private home of George Linzell (property developer) designed by Harold Greenwood : cutting edge fittings such as intercom telephone system, internal laundry chute, recessed light...
Thesis of Brendan Madden https://fr.scribd.com/doc/48546069/Wendon-Balnagowan-Ireland-s-first-modern-home-Brendan-Joseph-Madden-BDes-Hons-Thesis-National-College-of-Art-Design
The Rialto cinema, south circular Rd D8
designed by Frederick James McAuley 1930
5th Nov 1936-28th Aug 1970 in operation auditorium 1500 seats
own parking for 200 cars and 100 bicycles
Last owner Windsor Motors : alteration inside the building
2015 fire
2023 conservation consultants (Savills Building consultancy) appointed to redevelop the site
https://fmgarchitects.ie/reimagining/rialto-cinema-dublin/
source : Marc Zimmermann “The History of Dublin cinemas” 2007
Jim Keenan “ Dublin cinemas” 2005
Pat Maguire “ Ato Z of all old Dublin Cinema” 2005
https://www.archiseek.com/1936-rialto-cinema-rialto-dubli
https://rialtocinema.com/documents/Rialto-ConservationReport-2019-06-06.pdf
The former Tivoli Cinema in Francis Street D8 has been utterly demolished and replaced by Stay city Appartment Hotel.
The Theatre Royal on Hawkins st D2 was demolished in the 60s ( the only one which got an organ and a pitt for 20 musicians) and could accomodate an audience of 3600. Broadway type,with the Royalettes and ushers. Replaced by the Department of Health and since 2025 college square with a 21storeys' building of 82m high residential and offices;
source: buildingsofireland.ie
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