1956 – Girls Vocational School, Crumlin Road, Dublin
Architect: Hooper & Mayne
Now Crumlin College of Further Education.
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1957 – Boys Vocational School, Killester, Dublin
Architect: Hooper & Mayne
Two storey school with double height entrance hallway for the City of Dublin VEC. Quite large, and relatively uninteresting save for this entrance way and its use of field stone, timber and concrete. Now the Killester Raheny Clontarf Educate Together N
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Architect: Hooper & Mayne Two storey school with double height entrance hallway for the City of Dublin VEC. Quite large, and relatively uninteresting save for this entrance way and its use of field stone, timber and concrete. Now the Killester Raheny Clontarf Educate Together National School.
1953 – Vocational School, Clogher Rd., Dublin
Architect: Andrew Devane, Robinson Keefe & Devane
Constructed by the City of Dublin Vocational Education Committee, now known as Pearse College of Further Education. The building has regular classroom facilities with a range of saw-toothed workshops, all fronting onto Clogh
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Architect: Andrew Devane, Robinson Keefe & Devane Constructed by the City of Dublin Vocational Education Committee, now known as Pearse College of Further Education. The building has regular classroom facilities with a range of saw-toothed workshops, all fronting onto Clogher Road. It has been extended to the rear. The railings to the street feature the
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