Sligo City Hall, Sligo
Sligo
Ireland
Sligo Ireland
Remmers restoration mortar
facade restoration
Built in the 1860’s as the administrative centre for the Borough Council, Sligo City Hall stands in Quay Street on what was originally the site of the O’Conor-Sligo medieval castle, later converted to an Elizabethan fort. The Town Hall was designed by Wm. Hague and built in the French Renaissance style with a double-faced façade and comprising a basement, ground floor and upper floor.
Reference identification data
- Construction project:
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Façade restoration
Façade restoration / natural stone
- Building type:
- Historically protected / historically valuable buildings
City halls
- Short description
- Passing years and environmental damage had taken an inevitable toll and the external stonework of Sligo City Hall and required urgent repair. Remmers RM was used in place of replacement stone to give a cost effective but authentic looking repair. Remmers restoration mortar is designed to behave like natural stone in wear and permeability as well as appearance.
- Contractor:
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Sligo City Hall
- Site address:
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F91 PP44 Sligo
- Can the work be viewed?
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No
