Person: Kevin Roche

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>Grilled chicken from Birdsong in the City’s outdoor Basque-style grill, joining with The Metropole Hotel in hosting a mini-food street market on Harley St.</p>

food columnists

Menu: Iberian 'travel' with a hamper from Heart of Spain

— and a Blue Book and crisps collaboration is a tasty combo

home and gardens

Secrets to success of Ireland's Pritzker Prize laureates

news

'Thank you for this great honour' - Irish pair scoop top architecture prize

gaa

Free-scoring Muskerry push past Duhallow

ourview

Kevin Roche, architect: A legacy that sets standards

news

Renowned Irish architect, 96, dies in US

Scene and Heard: What's happening in the world of arts

Des O’Driscoll shares his top tips for upcoming events

Fri, 13 Oct, 2017

The Mitchelstown architect who went on to design iconic buildings in USA and Ireland

Kevin Roche’s first job was at a piggery in Co Cork. He’s since gone on to design iconic buildings in the USA and Ireland, and at 95 has no plans to retire, writes Esther McCarthy

Thu, 12 Oct, 2017

The Corkman who conquered the world

Carol O’Callaghan reviews the life and internationally renowned work of Irish-American architect, Kevin Roche

Sat, 07 Oct, 2017

'You have to have lived through the heartbreak to appreciate what it means when you make it'

Mayo aren’t the only team in Ireland trying to end a famine, you know. Some club teams in the Rebel County enjoyed reaching the promised land last weekend, as Michael Moynihan found out 

Sat, 16 Sep, 2017

Scene and heard: Electric Picnic, Guinness Cork Jazz Festival & IFI Documentary Festival

MUSIC NEWS: Despite still being in the midst of an extensive Joshua Tree tour, U2’s release of a new song earlier this week shows the band are not planning to stand still any time soon.

Fri, 01 Sep, 2017

Quaid double fires CIT back into finals weekend

Last year they had nine points to spare in their Fitzgibbon Cup quarter-final triumph over Dublin IT and yesterday Cork IT replicated that commanding performance at the same stage against NUIG in Bishopstown.

Wed, 22 Feb, 2012

Toughest test ahead as McLoughlin and CIT cram for final

LORCAN McLOUGHLIN has grown accustomed at this time of the season to easing himself back into another third-level hurling campaign with Cork IT.

Wed, 28 Sep, 2011

Crème de la crème

SOME things are just right — they fill their space in the world so perfectly that they make it unnecessary to wish for more.

Sat, 24 Sep, 2011

Eager Egan the pride of Kilbrin

TO appreciate the scale of William Egan’s achievement in bagging a starting spot for Cork next Sunday, you have to understand where he has come from.

Fri, 27 May, 2011

Dublin tops infrastructure spend

IT might have seemed as if nothing moved in construction and infrastructure in Ireland in the year that most will rather forget.

Sat, 18 Dec, 2010

Cowen heralds new era as €120m centre opens

THE capital’s latest landmark opened its doors for business yesterday, some 20 years after the idea was first mooted.

Wed, 08 Sep, 2010

Dublin Convention Centre opens

The capital’s latest landmark opened its doors for business today some 20 years after the idea was first mooted.

Tue, 07 Sep, 2010

Stuff of champions as slick Duhallow deliver

“AN unbelievable bunch of players.”

Mon, 16 Nov, 2009

Convention centre firm relying on banks to rollover debt

THE company constructing the €380 million Dublin Convention Centre is part of a group relying on banks to rollover repayments on loans.

Sat, 17 Oct, 2009

A bridge too far for swan in flight?

ON May 10, a massive stretch of pre-cast roadway, topped by a huge, steel spike, arrived by barge at Dublin Port.

Mon, 25 May, 2009

Brogan's in final after classy display

St Brogan's 1-11 Colaiste Treasa 0-6

Thu, 09 Mar, 2006

€400m conference centre to open doors by 2009

THE €400 million National Conference Centre will open its doors by 2009, according to informed sources.

Thu, 17 Nov, 2005