George Ashlin - Work

Work

  • Adelaide Memorial Church, Myshall
  • SS Peter and Paul’s, Cork
  • Holy Trinity, Cork
  • St. Finbar’s West, Cork
  • Good Shepherd Convent, Cork
  • Clonmeen, Banteer,
  • Loreto and Presentations Convents, Fermoy
  • AIB Midleton,
  • Convent of Mercy, Skibbereen,
  • St. Mary of the Angels, Dublin
  • Convent School, Portland Row, Dublin
  • Carmelite Church, Aungier St. Dublin
  • 28 Fitzwilliam Pl., Dublin
  • St Audoen's Catholic Church, Dublin
  • SS Augustine and John, Dublin
  • 7, Westmoreland St., Dublin,
  • Belcamp Hall,
  • Castleknock College
  • Dominican Convent, Cabra
  • Red Stables, St. Anne’s Estate, Dublin
  • All Hallow’s, Drumcondra
  • Redemptoristine Convent Drumcondra
  • St. Patrick’s Training College, Drumcondra.
  • Glasnevin Cemetery
  • St. Joseph’s Phibsborough
  • St. Ita's Mental Hospital, Portrane
  • All Saints Church, Raheny
  • Blackrock College, Dublin
  • Mount Anville
  • St. George’s Killiney
  • Dominican Monastery, Tallaght
  • Tulira Castle
  • Ashford Castle
  • Clongowes Woods
  • St. Patrick’s College, Maynooth
  • St Kieran's College, Kilkenny
  • Presentation Church Limerick
  • Redemptorist Church, Dundalk
  • Netterville Almshouses
  • Convent of Mercy Birr
  • Rockwell College, Cashel
  • Mooresfort
  • Convent of Mercy, Tipperary
  • Clonyn Castle,
  • Greville Nugent Mausoleum

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