1952 – Ardkeen Sanatorium, Waterford, Co. Waterford
Architect: Nolan & Quinlan

In 1947, Waterford County Council acquired Ardkeen House and 50 acres of surrounding land. Ardkeen was an Italianate design, designed by J.S. Mulvany, and constructed between 1864-1866. The house was flanked
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1955 – Saville Engineering, Dublin Rd., Kilkenny
Architect: Nolan & Quinlan

Purveyors of agricultural machinery – perhaps related to Saville’s who imported International Harvester into Ireland at their factory at Santry. The showroom features slanted windows, and the exterior was largely finished in wood and stone slab. A low bui
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1952 – International Harvester, Santry, Co. Dublin
T.J. Cullen, Nolan & Quinlan

Also known as “Harvester’s Corner”, the building was constructed in the early 1950s, by J.H. Saville & Co. to accommodate the display and sale of farming machinery manufactured by International Harvester Ltd.

Described in the IH inhouse
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