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July 02: Landmark plan for Dun Laoghaire harbour
July 02: State accused of failure to safeguard 18th-century dwelling
July 03: All part of the plan at Spencer Dock
July 05: People of Dublin finally see the light
July 05: Spire lit up for unveiling
July 05: Theatre of dreams
July 05: Why Dublin's main street is still down in the dumps
July 06: Irish rise to Stirling test
July 07: Entries urged to design 'landmark' pier building
July 07: Vote on Dun Laoghaire baths site plans
July 07: Spire switch-on ceremony today
July 08: Decision postponed on Dun Laoghaire baths
July 08: Does the Spire miss the point after a change to the design?
July 08: Council building wins top design award
July 12: Former Dublin city architect was champion of conservation
July 13: Councils build on civic pride
July 15: New competition to be held for Dun Laoghaire baths site
July 17: Rathmines reinvention has people at its heart
July 17: An Taisce officer insists group's main concern is for people
July 24: An Taisce appeals DART station plans
July 29: Lissadell owner may not wait for public-private bid
July 29: Vote gives go-ahead for demolition of Markievicz House
July 29: Baths plan in hot water

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