A) August Pugin B) Michael Scott C) Decimus Burton D) Barry Byrne
A) Brutalist B) Gothic C) Art Deco D) Neoclassical
A) St Aengus B) Christ Church C) Abbey Presbyterian D) St Mary
A) Desmond FitzGerald B) Sam Stephenson C) Barry Byrne D) Michael Scott
A) Civic Offices B) St Aengus' Church, Burt C) Convention Centre Dublin D) Busáras
A) Desmond FitzGerald B) Kevin Roche C) Ian Ritchie D) Sam Stephenson
A) Michael Scott B) Ian Ritchie C) Liam McCormick D) Kevin Roche
A) The Exo Building B) Civic Offices C) Capital Dock D) Busáras
A) Sam Stephenson B) Barry Byrne C) August Pugin D) Decimus Burton
A) 280 feet B) 350 feet C) 200 feet D) 400 feet
A) Victorian B) Neoclassical C) Modernist D) Brutalist
A) Grafton Architects B) Benson & Forsyth C) O'Donnell & Tuomey D) Ian Ritchie Architects
A) Benson & Forsyth B) Ian Ritchie Architects C) heneghan peng architects D) Grafton Architects
A) Belfast B) Cork C) Dublin D) Derry
A) Art Deco B) Neoclassical C) Gothic Revival D) English Baroque
A) Edward Lovett Pearce B) Sir William Robinson C) Richard Cassels D) Thomas Burgh
A) Dublin B) Galway C) Cork D) Belfast
A) Richard Cassels B) Edward Lovett Pearce C) Thomas Burgh D) Sir William Robinson
A) Castletown House B) Leinster House C) Royal Barracks D) Royal Exchange
A) Sir William Chamber B) Edward Lovett Pearce C) Alessandro Galilei D) George Semple
A) Italy B) Cork C) County Meath D) Dublin
A) Alessandro Galilei B) Edward Lovett Pearce C) Thomas Cooley D) Richard Cassels
A) Sir William Robinson B) William Conolly C) George Semple D) The Lafranchini brothers
A) Royal Hospital Kilmainham B) St Patrick's Hospital C) The Royal Exchange D) Castletown House
A) George Semple B) Thomas Burgh C) Richard Cassels D) Robert West
A) Summerhill House B) Dr Steevens' Hospital C) Russborough House D) Leinster House
A) Minimalist B) Baroque C) Gothic D) Rococo
A) Sir William Robinson B) The Lafranchini brothers C) Alessandro Galilei D) Thomas Cooley
A) Leinster House B) Summerhill House C) Royal Exchange D) Russborough House
A) Richard Cassels B) Thomas Cooley C) Thomas Burgh D) George Semple
A) George Semple B) Alessandro Galilei C) Edward Lovett Pearce D) Thomas Cooley
A) John de Courcy B) The Normans C) King John D) St. Canice
A) Cahir Castle B) King John's Castle C) Bunratty Castle D) Carrickfergus Castle
A) Classical B) Norman C) Gothic D) Romanesque
A) Early stone builders B) The Normans C) The Vikings D) The Romans
A) Dublin B) Kilkenny C) Derry D) Cashel
A) Limerick B) Galway C) Kilkenny D) Dublin
A) 16th century B) 17th century C) 18th century D) 19th century
A) King John's Castle B) Christ Church C) Cormac's Chapel D) St. Mary's Cathedral
A) Granaries B) Custom houses C) Tholsels D) Tower houses
A) Dún Aengus B) Newgrange C) Grange D) Clonmacnoise
A) Passage tombs B) Ring forts C) Round towers D) Court tombs
A) Arching B) Corbelling C) Vaulting D) Post and lintel
A) Knowth B) Devenish Island C) Clonmacnoise D) Tuamgraney
A) Raths B) Round towers C) Court tombs D) Souterrains
A) Boyne Valley B) County Clare C) County Offaly D) Aran Islands
A) Round tower B) Souterrain C) Corbelled roof D) Whitewashed cottage
A) Marble B) Limestone C) Steel D) Brick
A) Stables for livestock B) Lookout posts C) Marketplace structures D) Housing for Vikings
A) Clonmacnoise B) Waterford C) Dublin D) Limerick
A) Gothic B) Norman C) Palladian D) Neo-Gothic
A) Granite B) Straw C) Cob D) Limestone
A) Vikings B) Georgians C) Romans D) Anglo-Irish
A) James Gandon B) Lord Carlow C) James Wyatt D) Francis Johnston
A) Neoclassical B) Victorian C) Gothic Revival D) Georgian architecture
A) James Gandon B) James Wyatt C) John Beresford D) Francis Johnston
A) Isolated manor houses B) Strict mathematical circular roads C) Gothic cathedrals and walled gardens D) Terraces and squares of elegant family homes
A) Limerick B) Dublin C) Mountmellick D) Birr
A) 1757 B) 1916 C) 1781 D) 1814
A) Gothic spires B) Large central dome C) Stained glass windows D) Hexastyle Ionic portico
A) George III, Gandon and Johnston B) Fidelity, Hibernia and Mercury C) Justice, Liberty and Peace D) Faith, Hope and Charity
A) To design new government monuments B) To manage slum clearance programs C) To strictly enforce Palladian architectural rules D) To widen streets and create new ones for traffic
A) The 19th-century tenement conversions B) The Easter Rising C) The Great Famine D) The slum clearance programs
A) Birr B) Limerick C) Mountmellick D) Dublin
A) 2,000 years B) 5,000 years C) 9,000 years D) 1,000 years
A) Public libraries B) Shopfronts C) Church steeples D) Government buildings
A) William Butler Yeats B) James Joyce C) Oscar Wilde D) Patrick O'Donovan
A) Art Nouveau B) Industrial steel framing C) Plate glass D) Gothic themes |