Meitheal Architects is an award-winning architectural practice with a portfolio of work in Urban Residential Design, Masterplanning, Healthcare, Hospitality and Leisure, Workplace, Retail, Commercial, Private Residential and Conservation.

Railway Gardens SHD Application

15. 8. 2019

Our Strategic Housing Development team are pleased to have submitted a ‘fast-track’ application to An Bord Pleanála for the ‘build to rent’ 17-storey apartment scheme, Railway Gardens adjacent to the South Link Service Station. This is Cork’s largest SHD application currently under review by An Bord Pleanála. Read more here

Homeland Group Phase One

2. 8. 2019

Congratulations to our clients Homeland Group on the release of Phase one of Mungret Gate, Co. Limerick. Mungret Gate is an exceptional new development set in an established and well serviced area of Limerick.

Building and Architect of the Year Awards 2019

31. 7. 2019

We are thrilled to be shortlisted for Building and Architect of the Year Awards 2019.

SHD Application for Cairn Homes

31. 5. 2019

Our Strategic Housing Development team are proud to have worked with Cairn Homes and the local community on the design of an exciting new neighbourhood in Castletreasure, Douglas, Co. Cork

Meitheal Architects & My Goodness – Design POP Pavilion

20. 5. 2019

Meitheal Architects were one of six designers selected to create a bespoke pavillion for Ireland's first food and design festival 'Design POP', taking place from the 17 - 19th of May 2019.

Cork ARC Cancer Support House – Works underway

10. 5. 2019

We’re delighted to have works well underway at Sarsfield House, Wilton – soon to be the new home to Cork ARC Cancer Support House, due to open this Autumn. Cork ARC Cancer Support House is a safe haven for people with cancer and their families. The new facility will create a homely and relaxed atmosphere […]

St. Patrick’s Bridge Refurbishment – Architectural Lighting Designers

9. 4. 2019

It was great to attend the official unveiling of the newly rehabilitated St.Patrick’s Bridge on Saturday March 16th. Built in 1861, the 90m long, three-span, masonry arch bridge links Cork’s main street to St. Patrick’s Hill. An outstanding example of late 19th century engineering, it is a key landmark in Cork city. Meitheal were appointed […]