Architectural partnership of Dublin, formed between ROBERT DONNELLY ROBERT DONNELLY , JAMES MOORE JAMES MOORE and WILLIAM SEDGWICK KEATINGE WILLIAM SEDGWICK KEATINGE , in practice from 1925. In this year CYRIL KEEFE CYRIL KEEFE and JOHN JOSEPH ROBINSON JOHN JOSEPH ROBINSON , who had been working in partnership with Donnelly and Moore from American Chambers, 14 Sackville Street Lower, left to set up their own practice in Merrion Square. The partnership of Donnelly, Moore & Keatinge lasted until 1937, when the three architects went their separate ways. Pupils and assistants in the office included DESMOND HENRY WOODWORTH. DESMOND HENRY WOODWORTH.
See WORKS.
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Keatinge may have become a partner before 1925 as the firm is referred to as 'Moore, Keefe, Donnelly, Robinson aand Keatinge' in IB 63, 12 Feb 1921, 85.
35 work entries listed in chronological order for DONNELLY, MOORE & KEATINGE
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CO. DUBLIN, DUBLIN, LANSDOWNE ROAD, IRISH RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION GROUND |
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1925-26 |
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Improvements, including new reinforced concrete stand to seat 4,300. Contractors (for E stand): Humphreys, Ltd, St Stephen's Green. For Irish Rugby Football Union.
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IB 67, ? Aug 1925, 602; 68, 7 Apr 1926, 602; 69, 5 Mar 1927, 162; Irish Times, 24 Jul 1926, 24 Feb 1927 (illus.); Paul Larmour, Free State Architecture: Modern Movement architecture in Ireland, 1922-1949 (Kinsale: Gandon Editions, 2009), 10-13(illus.).
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CO. DUBLIN, DUBLIN, ABBEY STREET MIDDLE, NO. 098-101 (PLAZA) |
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1927 |
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New premises, dance hall, billiards hall & gallery, for Plaza Ltd.; canopy over entrance. |
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IB 69, 3 Sep,26 Nov 1927, 653,881
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CO. DUBLIN, DUBLIN, RATHDOWN AREA (TERENURE), BUSHY PARK HOUSING DEVELOPMENT |
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1928; 1931-3 |
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Development of 80 detached and semi-detached villas, 1928 . Builder & developer: J.A. Stringer, Upper Rathmines. |
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Irish Times, 17 May 1928 (illus.); IB 73, 15 Aug 1931, 726; 74, 13 Feb,21 May,22 Oct 1932, 163,484,952; 75, 11 Mar 1933, 201.
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CO. DUBLIN, LOUGHSHINNY, NATIONAL SCHOOL |
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1929 |
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New school for Rev. John McGuirk, PP. Architect: R. Donnelly. Tenders invited, May 1929. Contractor: Joseph Rooney, Balbriggan. |
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Irish Times, 29 May 1929; IB 71, 8 Jun 1929, 534; Architect & Building News 121, 9 Aug 1929, 185
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CO. DUBLIN, DUBLIN, GRAND CANAL STREET LOWER, SIR PATRICK DUN'S HOSPITAL |
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1929-1934 |
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New wing, extensive additions. Architect: Keatinge. Consulting architects: Elcock & Sutcliffe. FS formally laid by James McNeill, 21 Mar 1929.
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IAA, PKS 0205, 0358 and 0434 (includes copy drawings of alterations, 1933-4); Irish Times, 22 Mar 1929; IB 71, 30 Mar,28 Sep 1929, 280,884; 73, 26 Sep 1931, 830; 74, 13 Feb,2 Jul,17 Dec 1932, 137,611,1136; 75, 6 May 1933, 386
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CO. DUBLIN, DUBLIN, RATHMINES ROAD LOWER, NO. 041-43 (KODAK LTD) |
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1930 |
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New factory. Builder: McLaughlin & Harvey. |
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IAA, PKS 0453 (includes drawing of side section); IB 72, 8 Nov 1930, 1008; Paul Larmour, Free State Architecture: Modern Movement architecture in Ireland, 1922-1949 (Kinsale: Gandon Editions, 2009),22,23(illus.)
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CO. DUBLIN, DUBLIN, COLLEGE GREEN, NO. 016-17 (GUINNESS, MAHON) |
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1930-31 |
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Rebuilding. 'Bankers' Georgian of five bays in Portland stone and red brick' (Casey).. Hall lined with Bottecino marble. Architect: Robert Donnelly. Builder: G.& T. Crampton. £23,292. |
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IAA, PKS 0094 and A09 (Jun 1930); IB 73, 10 Oct 1931, 884a; AJ 73, 17 Jun 1931, 859; Irish Times, 24 Sep 1931 (illus.); Ruth McManus, Crampton Built (Dublin: G. & T. Crampton, 2008), 86(illus.); Christine Casey, The Buildings of Ireland: Dublin (2005), 412.
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CO. DUBLIN, BLACKROCK, MARETIMO, HOUSES |
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1930ca |
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Proposed layouts and designs for detached and semi-detached houses for E.M. Archer, Emily Archer and T. Archer.
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Drawings relating to buildings owned and built by Archer Estates, Dublin (later incorporated as Thomas & E.M. Archer Estates Ltd) in IAA, Acc. 2009/130 (folder 3)
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