LIST OF CITY AND TOWN HALLS IN THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND

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
Athy	Athy Town Hall	More images	Kildare	1745		Recorded on the NIAH ( 11505332). Architect: Richard Cassels.
Bandon	Bandon Town Hall	More images	Cork	1863		Recorded on the NIAH ( 20844201). Architect: Richard Rolt Brash.
Belturbet	Belturbet Town Hall	More images	Cavan	1928		Recorded on the NIAH ( 40307017). Architect: Joseph Patrick Brady.
Birr	Birr Town Hall	More images	Offaly	1833		Recorded on the NIAH ( 14819209). Architect: Bernard Mullins.
Blackrock	Blackrock Town Hall	More images	Dublin	1905		Architect: George Luke O'Connor.
Bray	Bray Town Hall	More images	Wicklow	1884		Recorded on the NIAH ( 16301068). Architects: Thomas Newenham Deane and Guy Dawber.
Carlow	Carlow Town Hall	More images	Carlow	1886		Architect: William Hague.
Carrick-on-Suir	Carrick-on-Suir Town Hall	More images	Tipperary	1844		Recorded on the NIAH ( 22123017). Architect: Thomas Anthony.
Cashel	Cashel Town Hall	More images	Tipperary	1867		Recorded on the NIAH ( 22105040). Architect: James Edward Rogers.
Castlebar	Castlebar Town Hall	More images	Mayo	1790		Recorded on the NIAH ( 31209038).
Castleblayney	Castleblayney Town Hall	More images	Monaghan	1790		Recorded on the NIAH ( 41308026).
Cavan	Cavan Town Hall	More images	Cavan	1910		Recorded on the NIAH ( 40000161). Architect: William Alphonsus Scott.
Clones	Clones Town Hall	More images	Monaghan	1846		Recorded on the NIAH ( 41304053). Architect: William Deane Butler.
Clonmel	Clonmel Town Hall	More images	Tipperary	1882		Recorded on the NIAH ( 22117069).
Clontarf	Clontarf Town Hall	More images	Dublin	1896		Recorded on the NIAH ( 50030192). Architect: William George Perrott.
Cobh	Cobh Town Hall	More images	Cork	1806		Recorded on the NIAH ( 20827287). Architect: Alexander Deane.
Cork	City Hall, Cork	More images	Cork	1936		Recorded on the NIAH ( 20508003). Architects: Alfred Jones and Stephen Kelly of Dublin.
Dalkey	Dalkey Town Hall	More images	Dublin	1890
Drogheda	The Tholsel, Drogheda	More images	Louth	1770		Recorded on the NIAH ( 13622030). Architect: George Darley of Dublin.
Dublin	City Hall, Dublin	More images	Dublin	1779	12.8 metres (42 ft)	Recorded on the NIAH ( 50910009). Architect: Thomas Cooley.
Dundalk	Dundalk Town Hall	More images	Louth	1764		Recorded on the NIAH ( 13705008). Architect: John Murray.
Dún Laoghaire	Dún Laoghaire Town Hall	More images	Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown	1880	37 metres (121 ft)	Architect: John Loftus Robinson.
Edenderry	Edenderry Town Hall	More images	Offaly	1830		Recorded on the NIAH ( 14804022). Architect: Thomas Duff.
Ennis	Ennis Town Hall	More images	Clare	1850		Recorded on the NIAH ( 20001390).
Enniscorthy	Enniscorthy Urban Council Offices	More images	Wexford	1795		Recorded on the NIAH ( 15603027).
Fethard	Fethard Town Hall	More images	Tipperary	1610		Recorded on the NIAH ( 22110021).
Galway	Old Town Hall, Galway	More images	Galway	1825		Recorded on the NIAH ( 30314012). Architect: Alexander Hay.
Kilkenny	The Tholsel, Kilkenny	More images	Kilkenny	1761		Recorded on the NIAH ( 12000061).
Killarney	Killarney Town Hall	More images	Killarney	1930		Recorded on the NIAH ( 21400829).
Kilrush	Kilrush Town Hall	More images	Clare	1808		Recorded on the NIAH ( 20301204).
Limerick	City Hall, Limerick	More images	Limerick	1990		Architects: Burke-Kennedy Doyle of Dublin.
Lismore	Lismore Town Hall	More images	Waterford	1815		Recorded on the NIAH ( 22809034). Architect: John Carr.
Macroom	Macroom Town Hall	More images	Cork	1820		Recorded on the NIAH ( 20852028). Architect: Albert William Barnard.
Midleton	Midleton Town Hall	More images	Cork	1789		Recorded on the NIAH ( 20830110). Architect: John Morrison.
Monaghan	Monaghan Town Hall	More images	Monaghan	1880		Recorded on the NIAH ( 41303128).
Mullingar	Mullingar Town and County Buildings	More images	Mullingar	1913		Recorded on the NIAH ( 15310076). Architect: Arthur Edward Joyce.
Navan	Navan Town Hall	More images	Meath	1831		Recorded on the NIAH ( 14009305). Architect: John Hargrave.
Nenagh	Nenagh Town Hall	More images	Tipperary	1889		Recorded on the NIAH ( 22305010). Architect: Robert Paul Gill.
New Ross	New Ross Town Hall	More images	Wexford	1750		Recorded on the NIAH ( 15605049). Architect: William Kent.
Pembroke	Pembroke Town Hall	More images	Dublin	1880		Architect: Edward Henry Carson.
Rathmines	Rathmines Town Hall	More images	Dublin	1896		Architect: Sir Thomas Drew.
Skibbereen	Skibbereen Town Hall	More images	Cork	1862		Recorded on the NIAH ( 20841073).
Sligo	Sligo Town Hall	More images	Sligo	1874		Recorded on the NIAH ( 32007030). Architect: William Hague.
Templemore	Templemore Town Hall	More images	Tipperary	1816		Recorded on the NIAH ( 22308037).
Tralee	Tralee Urban Council Chambers	More images	Kerry	1928		Recorded on the NIAH ( 21006373). Architect: Thomas Joseph Cullen.
Tuam	Tuam Town Hall	More images	Galway	1857		Recorded on the NIAH ( 30331029). Architect: James Joseph Boylan.
Tullamore	Tullamore Town Hall	More images	Offaly	1786		Recorded on the NIAH ( 14807035).
Waterford	City Hall, Waterford	More images	Waterford	1783		Recorded on the NIAH ( 22504135). Architect: John Roberts.
Westport	Westport Town Hall	More images	Mayo	1903
Wexford	Wexford Town Hall	More images	Wexford	1776		Recorded on the NIAH ( 15502021).
Wicklow	Wicklow Town Hall	More images	Wicklow	1690
Youghal	Youghal Town Hall	More images	Cork	1779		Recorded on the NIAH ( 20823149).

References

^ 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.

[1] Cumming, Willie (2006). "Introduction to the NIAH". Archaeology Ireland. 20 (4): 11. JSTOR 20559188.

[2] "Heritage". Department of Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs. Archived from the original on 10 July 2016. Retrieved 4 January 2017.

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