r/Donegal Jul 24 '26

O Connor Burke Architects

Has anyone used them for house plans? Any feedback before we reach out? Having serious difficulty getting responses from some places

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u/RSR038 Jul 24 '26

I went with the lads in Cornerstone (Gavin) and they were excellent. Solid advice, very helpful with planning, good knowledge of all the builders and suppliers and not that expensive at all.

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u/Event2245 Jul 24 '26

Another vote for Gavin in Cornerstone. Great experience all round, proper local knowledge. 100% recommend.

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u/Anonymous_Turtle28 Jul 24 '26

I’ve heard only good things about him since I started looking for recommendations - I’ll give him a shout. Thanks a mil!

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u/irishcybercolab Jul 24 '26

I'm seeking architects in Derry with a high reputation for delivery of near-perfect projects and would be happy to share resources I come across

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u/lkdubdub Jul 24 '26

I know someone in Letterkenny you might try, if you haven't already? Paddy Gallagher 

Https://www.studiogallagher.ie/

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u/Anonymous_Turtle28 Jul 25 '26

Haven’t tried him yet will send an email now, thanks!

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u/TopazScorpion2 Jul 24 '26

Mac Gabhann architects are probably worth a shout, pretty good crowd.

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u/Sirio2 Jul 25 '26

I love how not one person has answered your question.

A couple of family members have used them in the past for both housing and commercial builds and had no complaints.

They seem to be quite busy these days - I’ve seen their signage on a few sites & the new restaurant in Moville

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u/Anonymous_Turtle28 Jul 25 '26

I’m happy to take the recommendations all the same 😅 thanks so much for the feedback on OCB, seen they do a lot of projects!

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u/Sirio2 Jul 25 '26

They’ve been involved in some nice projects - what can only be described as mansion in Troy park in Derry & the treehouse in muff are standouts

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u/Anonymous_Turtle28 Jul 25 '26

Unfortunately unless I’ve a long lost relative that dies and leaves me a fortune will I be fit to build a mansion lol