‘Bungalows were about us as a society growing up’

Whether you consider them bliss or blight, these iconic dwellings deserve to be repurposed for our times, as Hugh Wallace tells Eve Kelliher

IS IRELAND poised to rekindle its love affair with the bungalow? Often-scorned, it could soon be waltzing right back into the nation’s affections — with sledgehammers whacking the violins out of the way to provide the romantic soundtrack.

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