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Paddy Cahill (1977-2021) was a leading filmmaker of short architectural, art, and urban documentaries. Join us for a unique celebratory screening of 3 films completed before he passed. 

'Commonspace' about Neil Hegarty's 1968 housing development in Dundanion, Cork.

'Circle | Square' about Niall Scott, of Scott Tallon Walker, and Goff's Bloodstock Sales Complex, designed in 1975 in Co. Kildare.

'Tulach a' tSolais' about sculptor Michael Warren and architect Ronnie Tallon's collaborative 1798 Memorial at Oulart, Co. Wexford, opened in 1999.

The screening is introduced by architect Shane O'Toole, who collaborated with Paddy on the films. After the screening is a panel discussion with academic Dr Gul Kacmaz Erk, filmmaker Tadhg O'Sullivan, and historian Dr Ellen Rowley.

The live screening has now passed, however you can still view the films on the IFI@Home website.

This event is part of the Irish Architecture Foundation's International Summer School, which this year explores the theme of Architecture and Media through a number of seminars and workshops. For more details on our International Summer School, please visit the Irish Architecture Foundation website.

Paddy Cahill Remembered

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Irish Architecture Foundation

About With a focus on public audiences and established in 2005, the Irish Architecture Foundation (IAF) is Ireland’s independent organisation that fosters and advances the culture and communication of architecture. Based in Dublin, but with a national remit and an international network, our purpose is to empower people to build a better world. A not-for-profit charity, the IAF is principally funded by the Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon. It is additionally funded by the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, under the auspices of the National Built Heritage Services; the Office of Public Works; and Dublin City Council. Across an increasingly broad range of events, programmes, and exhibitions, the IAF partners with individuals, organisations, government agencies, education institutions and civil society groups to ensure that our work builds civic pride and action and that outcomes are impactful and transformative.

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