This is a list of city and town halls in the Republic of Ireland. The list is sortable by building age and height, and, where relevant, provides a link to the record on the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage (NIAH) database, which is currently maintained by the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage.[1][2]
Town or city | Building | Image | County | Built | Height | Notes |
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Athy | Athy Town Hall | ![]() |
Kildare | 1745 | Recorded on the NIAH (11505332). Architect: Richard Cassels. | |
Bandon | Bandon Town Hall | ![]() |
Cork | 1863 | Recorded on the NIAH (20844201). Architect: Richard Rolt Brash. | |
Belturbet | Belturbet Town Hall | ![]() |
Cavan | 1928 | Recorded on the NIAH (40307017). Architect: Joseph Patrick Brady. | |
Birr | Birr Town Hall | ![]() |
Offaly | 1833 | Recorded on the NIAH (14819209). Architect: Bernard Mullins. | |
Blackrock | Blackrock Town Hall | Dublin | 1905 | Architect: George Luke O'Connor. | ||
Bray | Bray Town Hall | ![]() |
Wicklow | 1884 | Recorded on the NIAH (16301068). Architects: Thomas Newenham Deane and Guy Dawber. | |
Carlow | Carlow Town Hall | ![]() |
Carlow | 1886 | Architect: William Hague. | |
Carrick-on-Suir | Carrick-on-Suir Town Hall | ![]() |
Tipperary | 1844 | Recorded on the NIAH (22123017). Architect: Thomas Anthony. | |
Cashel | Cashel Town Hall | ![]() |
Tipperary | 1867 | Recorded on the NIAH (22105040). Architect: James Edward Rogers. | |
Castlebar | Castlebar Town Hall | Mayo | 1790 | Recorded on the NIAH (31209038). | ||
Castleblayney | Castleblayney Town Hall | ![]() |
Monaghan | 1790 | Recorded on the NIAH (41308026). | |
Cavan | Cavan Town Hall | ![]() |
Cavan | 1910 | Recorded on the NIAH (40000161). Architect: William Alphonsus Scott. | |
Clones | Clones Town Hall | ![]() |
Monaghan | 1846 | Recorded on the NIAH (41304053). Architect: William Deane Butler. | |
Clonmel | Clonmel Town Hall | ![]() |
Tipperary | 1882 | Recorded on the NIAH (22117069). | |
Clontarf | Clontarf Town Hall | ![]() |
Dublin | 1896 | Recorded on the NIAH (50030192). Architect: William George Perrott. | |
Cobh | Cobh Town Hall | ![]() |
Cork | 1806 | Recorded on the NIAH (20827287). Architect: Alexander Deane. | |
Cork | City Hall, Cork | ![]() |
Cork | 1936 | Recorded on the NIAH (20508003). Architects: Alfred Jones and Stephen Kelly of Dublin. | |
Dalkey | Dalkey Town Hall | ![]() |
Dublin | 1890 | ||
Drogheda | The Tholsel, Drogheda | ![]() |
Louth | 1770 | Recorded on the NIAH (13622030). Architect: George Darley of Dublin. | |
Dublin | City Hall, Dublin | ![]() |
Dublin | 1779 | 12.8 metres (42 ft) | Recorded on the NIAH (50910009). Architect: Thomas Cooley. |
Dundalk | Dundalk Town Hall | ![]() |
Louth | 1764 | Recorded on the NIAH (13705008). Architect: John Murray. | |
Dún Laoghaire | Dún Laoghaire Town Hall | ![]() |
Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown | 1880 | 37 metres (121 ft) | Architect: John Loftus Robinson. |
Edenderry | Edenderry Town Hall | ![]() |
Offaly | 1830 | Recorded on the NIAH (14804022). Architect: Thomas Duff. | |
Ennis | Ennis Town Hall | ![]() |
Clare | 1850 | Recorded on the NIAH (20001390). | |
Enniscorthy | Enniscorthy Urban Council Offices | ![]() |
Wexford | 1795 | Recorded on the NIAH (15603027). | |
Fethard | Fethard Town Hall | ![]() |
Tipperary | 1610 | Recorded on the NIAH (22110021). | |
Galway | Old Town Hall, Galway | ![]() |
Galway | 1825 | Recorded on the NIAH (30314012). Architect: Alexander Hay. | |
Kilkenny | The Tholsel, Kilkenny | ![]() |
Kilkenny | 1761 | Recorded on the NIAH (12000061). | |
Killarney | Killarney Town Hall | ![]() |
Killarney | 1930 | Recorded on the NIAH (21400829). | |
Kilrush | Kilrush Town Hall | ![]() |
Clare | 1808 | Recorded on the NIAH (20301204). | |
Limerick | City Hall, Limerick | ![]() |
Limerick | 1990 | Architects: Burke-Kennedy Doyle of Dublin. | |
Lismore | Lismore Town Hall | ![]() |
Waterford | 1815 | Recorded on the NIAH (22809034). Architect: John Carr. | |
Macroom | Macroom Town Hall | ![]() |
Cork | 1820 | Recorded on the NIAH (20852028). Architect: Albert William Barnard. | |
Midleton | Midleton Town Hall | ![]() |
Cork | 1789 | Recorded on the NIAH (20830110). Architect: John Morrison. | |
Monaghan | Monaghan Town Hall | ![]() |
Monaghan | 1880 | Recorded on the NIAH (41303128). | |
Mullingar | Mullingar Town and County Buildings | ![]() |
Mullingar | 1913 | Recorded on the NIAH (15310076). Architect: Arthur Edward Joyce. | |
Navan | Navan Town Hall | ![]() |
Meath | 1831 | Recorded on the NIAH (14009305). Architect: John Hargrave. | |
Nenagh | Nenagh Town Hall | ![]() |
Tipperary | 1889 | Recorded on the NIAH (22305010). Architect: Robert Paul Gill. | |
New Ross | New Ross Town Hall | ![]() |
Wexford | 1750 | Recorded on the NIAH (15605049). Architect: William Kent. | |
Pembroke | Pembroke Town Hall | ![]() |
Dublin | 1880 | Architect: Edward Henry Carson. | |
Rathmines | Rathmines Town Hall | ![]() |
Dublin | 1896 | Architect: Sir Thomas Drew. | |
Skibbereen | Skibbereen Town Hall | ![]() |
Cork | 1862 | Recorded on the NIAH (20841073). | |
Sligo | Sligo Town Hall | ![]() |
Sligo | 1874 | Recorded on the NIAH (32007030). Architect: William Hague. | |
Templemore | Templemore Town Hall | ![]() |
Tipperary | 1816 | Recorded on the NIAH (22308037). | |
Tralee | Tralee Urban Council Chambers | ![]() |
Kerry | 1928 | Recorded on the NIAH (21006373). Architect: Thomas Joseph Cullen. | |
Tuam | Tuam Town Hall | ![]() |
Galway | 1857 | Recorded on the NIAH (30331029). Architect: James Joseph Boylan. | |
Tullamore | Tullamore Town Hall | ![]() |
Offaly | 1786 | Recorded on the NIAH (14807035). | |
Waterford | City Hall, Waterford | ![]() |
Waterford | 1783 | Recorded on the NIAH (22504135). Architect: John Roberts. | |
Westport | Westport Town Hall | ![]() |
Mayo | 1903 | ||
Wexford | Wexford Town Hall | ![]() |
Wexford | 1776 | Recorded on the NIAH (15502021). | |
Wicklow | Wicklow Town Hall | ![]() |
Wicklow | 1690 | ||
Youghal | Youghal Town Hall | ![]() |
Cork | 1779 | Recorded on the NIAH (20823149). |
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ Cumming, Willie (2006). "Introduction to the NIAH". Archaeology Ireland. 20 (4): 11. JSTOR 20559188.
- ^ "Heritage". Department of Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs. Archived from the original on 10 July 2016. Retrieved 4 January 2017.