Brick Magazine - Kingscourt Brick

Kingscourt Country Manor Brick is delighted to bring you our bi-monthly online newsletter that celebrates the history of brickmaking in Ireland and, most particularly, the brick made in Kingscourt Brick, the sole surviving brickmaking factory in Ireland.

Kingscourt Country Manor Brick Presents

BRICK MAGAZINE NEWSLETTER

Celebrating the History of Brickmaking
in Ireland

The articles to be published will look at brick in Irish buildings of all types, described from an architect’s perspective. Brick has been a primary building material here since its introduction in the late sixteenth century, growing in popularity through the intervening centuries and now enjoying new popularity in some of our finest contemporary buildings.

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ARCHITECT
HISTORIAN
AUTHOR

SUSAN ROUNDTREE

Curated by
Susan Roundtree

Susan Roundtree is a conservation architect with a particular interest in architectural history and historic buildings. She obtained a Master of Letters in Trinity College Dublin for her research on the history of clay brick as a building material in Ireland and this continues to be her area of special interest. She has contributed to many publications on this topic and is currently completing her own book which is a gazetteer of brickmaking history in Ireland.

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Brick Magazine

Introduction: Brick Magazine

Kingscourt Brick are delighted to announce the launch of our Brick Architecture Newsletter. This bi-monthly online newsletter will celebrate the history of brickmaking in Ireland and, most particularly, the brick made in the Kingscourt area of County Cavan, home of Kingscourt Brick, the sole surviving brickmaking factory in Ireland.

The Kingscourt Brick range comes to you with our own legacy, forged through our homegrown experience of more than 100 years’ brickmaking.

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