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17/08/2026

Peter Cox is honoured and delighted to have been invited by Killruddery to deliver the keynote talk for Heritage Week on Sunday 23rd August at 12 noon.

This year’s Heritage Week theme, set by the The Heritage Council , is “Heritage at Risk” - a timely opportunity to explore the challenges facing our built heritage and the importance of protecting it for future generations.

📍 Killruddery
📅 Sunday 23rd August
⏰ 12 noon

Event details: https://www.heritageweek.ie/event-listings/library-talk-with-peter-cox-heritage-at-risk

30/07/2026

Delighted to be chairing the 2026 Canova International Architect Encounter on 25–26 September in Domodossola, Italy.

This year's programme brings together experts from across the heritage sector to explore Adaptive Reuse of Our Built Heritage through talks, site visits and discussion.

I look forward to welcoming colleagues and friends for two days of insightful conversation and knowledge sharing.

pro clima & DIASEN

🎟️ Register here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-canova-international-architect-encounter-2026-tickets-1993996106030?aff=oddtdtcreator

07/07/2026

The implementation of the Built and Archaeological Heritage Climate Change Sectoral Adaptation Plan 2025 has kicked off! It was great to see all the stakeholders gathering and we look forward to facilitating the implementation over the next 2 years!



📸 Copyright and Photo Credit ©Photographic Archive, National Monuments Service - Archaeology, Government of Ireland

30/06/2026

🎙️ Inside Ceannt Station: conserving 175 years of heritage while constructing Ireland’s gateway to the western region

This episode of iProperty Radio goes on site at Galway’s Ceannt Station, recorded inside the newly opened train hall as services run around us. Host Carol Tallon is joined by Liam Boyce of Iarnród Éireann Irish Rail/ IE Architects, Darren Devane, Director of Building at BAM UK & Ireland, and Peter Cox, who has been conservation consultant on the project since 2021.

Originally built in the early 1850s to a design by railway architect John Skipton Mulvany, with cast iron by Richard Turner of Botanic Gardens fame, the station lost roughly half its original train hall in the 1950s to make way for bus maintenance. The current redevelopment reinstates that train hall and takes the station from two platforms to five, building capacity for Galway, the Western Rail Corridor and the wider region west of the Shannon.

Listen here: https://ipropertyradio.com/breaking-ground/

25/05/2026

Don't forget to join - our researcher, Cathy Daly will be speaking at the event on the new Built & Archaeological Heritage Sectoral Adaptation Plan. There will be two panels as well that day so be sure not to miss out on great discussions to follow!

Reminder: There are tickets still available for next week's RIA conference, 'New perspectives on climate change and our heritage.' This event which will provide a forum to reflect on the 2025 Built & Archaeological Heritage Sectoral Adaptation Plan, hear about strategic coordination and cross-sector collaboration to protect cultural heritage at a European level, and engage with case studies on protecting Ireland's natural and cultural heritage and adapting to current and future scenarios.

Book now: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/royalirishacademy/2188502

13/01/2026

Peter and Farooqh were honoured to be invited to give a talk on Energy Efficiency in Traditional Buildings to 4th year Architectural students at the BMS SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, YELAHANKA in Bengaluru, India on Monday.

They presented Dr Shalla Bantanur, Professor and Director and Professor Cecon Swain our recent report on the Climate Risk Assessment on Sceilg Mhichíl. You can find more information on this report here: https://www.carrig.ie/climate-services.html

Thank you to the school for organising this!

19/12/2025

Happy Holidays to All! Thank you to all our team for great work this year and thank you to all our collaborators. Here's to another year of great projects!