As well as having a rich architectural heritage, recent years have seen a thriving contemporary architecture scene in Dublin. Further information about current events, recent developments or the history of architecture in Dublin can be found through the following links to other organisations:

• The Irish Architecture Foundation works to promote a better built environment for everyone’s benefit. The Foundation organises the annual Open House Dublin weekend and their website includes information about current events and issues in architecture. The website includes a map and directory of the significant buildings of Dublin. www.architecturefoundation.ie
• Dublin Civic Trust is an educational trust with charitable status and the objective of recognising and protecting the city’s architectural heritage. Their website contains information about the historical architecture of Dublin. www.dublincivictrust.ie
• The Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland is the professional organisation for architects. Information on architectural practices in Dublin and also the Institute’s annual architectural award winners can be found at www.riai.ie
• Archiseek is a network of websites containing a wealth of information about architecture in Ireland as well as lively discussion forums about current issues of architecture and development ireland.archiseek.com
• The Architectural Association of Ireland promotes a public lecture series on contemporary architecture, organises site visits and operates an annual architectural awards scheme: http://architecturalassociation.ie/index.php/aai/index-past/
• Located in Merrion Square, the Irish Architectural Archive holds the largest collection of information on Ireland's buildings and those who designed them. See www.architecturefoundation.ie for more details.