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| 25 Sep 2025 | |
| Written by Lily Breen | |
| IADT News |
House of Guinness: how Edward Cecil Guinness transformed housing in Dublin.
In a recent article for RTE Brainstorm, Dr Linda King of IADT examines how Guinness's philanthropic efforts reshaped Dublin's Housing landscape, leaving behind a lasting social legacy.
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