Coffey given all-clear for London Irish Centre

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Source: Coffey Architects

Redevelopment will improve accessibility and add facilities

Coffey Architects has won planning consent for the redevelopment of the London Irish Centre’s historic home in Camden.

The London Irish Centre has been operating since 1955, offering social, community and cultural programmes to the capital’s Irish diaspora. The redevelopment project has the backing of singer Ed Sheeran and broadcaster Dermot O’Leary as well as the Irish ambassador.

Coffey Architects was appointed last summer. Covid-19 has delayed the project but it won unanimous planning from Camden council this month.

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