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The Irish Architectural Archive was established in 1976 to collect and preserve material of every kind relating to the architecture of the entire island of Ireland, and make it available to the public.

Part buildings record, part drawings collection, the IAA is a vital, free, information resource for working architects. Architecture is an expression of national culture and the holdings of the IAA embody the centrality of architects to the shaping of Ireland’s past, present and future.

Become an IAA Benefactor and know that your generosity will help us to curate, preserve and grow our collections and sustain our outreach and exhibitions programmes, and our services to architects, practices and researchers. Donations can qualify for tax relief.

You can donate by cheque (payable to the Irish Architectural Archive and sent to the IAA at 45 Merrion Square, Dublin 2), by standing order, or by credit card via PayPal.

Doric Benefactor

Individual

€120 per annum

Corporate

€500 per annum

Benefits

Invitations for you and a guest to annual architects benefactors’ reception
Invitations to IAA exhibitions, events and lectures for you and a guest

Ionic Benefactor

Individual
€250 per annum

Corporate
€1000 per annum

Benefits

Include all of the Doric Benefits plus
10% discount on IAA prints and publications
10% discount on IAA copy charges and reproduction fees
10% discount on IAA room hire costs

Corinthian Benefactor

Individual
€1,000 per annum

Corporate
€5,000 per annum

Benefits

include all of the Ionic Benefits plus
20% discount on IAA prints and publications, copy charges, reproduction fees and room hire costs – an additional 10% over Ionic Benefactors
‘Behind the scenes’ tours of the IAA for you and your guests
Exclusive limited edition IAA print

Our Fundraising Principles

The IAA is registered with the Charities Regulatory Authority. The IAA RCN is 20010843.

The IAA is fully committed to achieving the standards set out in the Charity Regulatory Authority’s Guidelines for Charitable Organisations on Fundraising from the Public.

The IAA board has considered the Guidelines and believes the IAA meets the standards set out therein.

The IAA reports on its fundraising in its annual reports. Annual Reports from 2000 to date can be found here.

View our Donor Charter here.

View our Feedback and Complaints Procedure here.

We welcome your feedback on our performance.

Contact Colum O’Riordan, CEO, IAA , 45 Merrion Square, Dublin 2 (01 6633040).

Tax Relief

The IAA has charitable status – CHY6240 – and is an approved body for tax relief on donations under of Section 848A Taxes Consolidation Act, 1997. This means that the IAA is able to claim a substantial tax refund on donations of €250 or more in any one year.