Tithe ón Seansaol / Lost Houses
Laura O’Connor | Will Judge | Morgan Davies
Exhibition:
Festival Printworks Gallery, Market St.
Open from Saturday 27 Sep - 12 Oct
Tuesday - Saturday 11am - 6pm, Sunday - Monday 12 noon - 5pm
Late Opening to 8pm on Friday 26 September
Workshop / Roundtable Talk:
The Mick Lally Theatre, Druid Ln, Galway.
14:30 – 16:30 h, Saturday 11 October
Tickets: Free but prebooking is advised
Explore Lost Architecture
Through presentations, round-table talks, and a hands-on workshop, exhibitors will unveil their design research and creative investigations into sites of lost buildings, forgotten homes, and overlooked architectural fragments scattered across Galway City’s rich cultural and social landscape.
Share Your Story
We invite you to bring a memory— a photograph, a story, an object, or a personal recollection. These prompts will spark a round-table discussion on themes of cultural identity, conservation, social history, and the unseen layers of our built environment.
Connect, Reflect, Reimagine
Join us in a welcoming, inclusive setting for an afternoon of conversation, debate, and discovery. Together, we will recall and reimagine Galway City’s architectural heritage—lost or unseen, but not forgotten. Don’t miss this chance to be part of a unique celebration of local architectural history. Let’s uncover the stories that still live in the walls, streets, and memories of Galway City.
Ready to join the conversation?
Artists Gallery Talk:
17.00-18.00hr, Saturday 11 October
Festival Printworks Gallery, Market St.
Project credits
Laura O’Connor, Will Judge and Morgan Davies are a dynamic collective of architectural designers based in Wales, they interpret heritage, landscape, and local traditions through drawing, writing, photography, and media. Their multidisciplinary research spans the Celtic nations, embracing diverse languages and cultures to reimagine architecture as a living dialogue shaped by social histories.
Supported by Galway City Council Architectural Conservation Office & Galway City Council Arts Office.
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