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May 02: McDaid announces review of Sports Campus project
May 02: Permission for Smithfield development granted
May 02: Bord knocks blocks off tallest building and sinks 'glass ship'
May 02: Two times Liberty Hall
May 03: Eco-design wins new global audience
May 03: Locals criticise plans for dockland bridge
May 06: Temple Bar's design for life
May 06: History museum building is the biggest fossil of all
May 08: Phoenix Park demolitions condemned
May 08: Mortar used in restoration damaging monuments
May 09: Council warns of damaged sites and monuments
May 10: A maestro's plan for links across the Liffey
May 11: Old farmhouse to go for new housing scheme
May 13: First library offers rare tomes and the odd ghost
May 13: Living in a green house
May 13: Enniscorthy has a grip on history
May 15: Reprieve for farm house in Sligo
May 16: Signposts to sustainability
May 16: Ł48m aquatic centre set for a big splash at Bertie Bowl
May 16: Vacant Connolly Vaults to be revamped
May 17: Design of student centres creates new standards
May 20: Designer Ireland No 83: Dublin City University canteen
May 20: Crystal palace
May 24: Belfast embarks on dazzling Odyssey
May 29: Bungalow epidemic 'a threat' to national plan
May 29: Boat comes in for Ł20m leisure complex in capital's docklands
May 31: Ireland splashes out on S&P's Ł37 million swimming centre
May 31: The signs they are a-changing property
May 31: This is the house that straw built
May 31: Moving house... Famine cottage for NY

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