Sugrue Design

The are delighted to announce that Minister James Browne TD and Minister Christopher O'Sullivan TD
have launch the Conservation Advice Grant Scheme 2026.

This expanded scheme now includes owners living in the building and not limited to vacant homes! The scheme will cover up to 67% of the costs (subject to a maximum grant of €5,000) of having a conservation expert with appropriate expertise visit a traditional building, conduct a survey, and compile tailored advice on , energy upgrades and

The CAS funding helps owners to avoid damage to their properties, benefit from the services of appropriately skilled tradespeople and ensure value for money in the completion of their projects

To learn more, including details about eligibility and how to apply, check out 👉https://tinylink.net/HZ0b2

This greenfield site overlooking Tralee bay was an extremely sensitive location, needing careful architectural design in order to reduce the visual impact of a new building on the site.

The team at Sugrue Design have ensured that this split-level dwelling blends into the landscape, enhancing rather than detracting from the natural beauty of the hillside.

Inside, large glazed openings take in the view while natural daylight is captured throughout.

Clonmore Terrace was constructed in the 1910s on a greenfield site between what was the Fever Hospital and Prospect Lodge.

More than 100 years later the team at Sugrue Design have taken a conservation led approach towards the refurbishment of this protected structure, which has retained many of its original features.

With the help of the Conservation Advice Scheme and the Built Heritage Investment Scheme this red bricked terrace property has been carefully renovated and modernised for a new generation.

Merry Christmas from the team at Sugrue Design. The office will reopen on Monday 5th January 🎄

Feet up at last after another busy weekend at Architecture Kerry. Over the past 5 years we have had tours all over the county - Kilflynn, Brandon, Blennerville, Castleisland, Tralee, Killarney and Kenmare. Thanks to Kerry County Council and Architecture Kerry for organising such a wonderful event year after year and a big thank you to all the clients who have opened their homes and businesses to us over the years. It’s not easy allowing 30 strangers into your house but each year we’ve had fantastic buildings to show to the public and it wouldn’t be possible without them. Planning for 2026 begins tomorrow!

Architecture Kerry

Tickets are also available for our tour this Saturday at 3pm of a new-build home just outside Tralee.

Architecture Kerry Tour - Ballintobeenig Join us on a tour of this new-build home, overlooking Tralee Bay

Architecture Kerry is taking place this weekend and there are limited spots available for our 11am tour of this red brick protected structure (10am is fully booked)

Architecture Kerry Tour - Clonmore Terrace Sugrue Design have taken a conservation led approach towards this refurbishment of this protected red-brick structure in Tralee

Architecture Kerry 2025 is now live! Thank you to Sugrue Design for featuring this split-level dwelling outside Tralee for the festival. Sited in a sensitive location, the design responds to the landscape to enhance the aesthetics of the area. For bookings, kindly see architecture.kerrycoco.ie for information.

We are thrilled to share the exciting news that Planning Permission has officially been Granted for a brand new 24-bedroom apart-hotel in Tralee. Co Kerry.

These landmark buildings on Bridge Street have been an important feature on the streetscape of Tralee since the 1800s. Over the years they have evolved – changing ownership, adapting and merging – to become the Caballs and Kerry Bookshop we know today.

This proposal will allow the historic buildings to be sensitively renovated and repurposed for future generations, bringing a new lease of life to this corner of Tralee.