Projects
Work completed across Ireland, from full historic restoration to substantial rebuilding, relocation and new casework.
Recent work
Contracts completed without a full photographic record, listed as originally published.
Documented projects
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20 projects
Lisburn, Co. Antrim
Our largest project to date and essentially a new instrument, retaining only the casework and five ranks from the previous Evans & Barr organ. Enlarged from 15 to 45 stops with a new terraced console of 60 drawstops.
View projectLoughguile, Co. Antrim
An 1870 Cramer, Wood & Co. organ that narrowly escaped destruction by fire in Aghalee, stored for twelve years, then fully restored — including 21 new metal front pipes — and installed at Loughguile.
View projectDiamond Grange, Co. Armagh
A six-stop 1937 Evans & Barr 'ideal' organ restored without alteration — tubular-pneumatic action throughout — for less than the electronic replacement the church had been considering.
View projectNaas, Co. Kildare
A delightful 1863 Bevington restored on historic principles, with the mechanical action and en fenêtre console recreated after being discarded when the organ was electrified.
View projectCastledawson, Co. Londonderry
A chamber organ of nearly two hundred years restored on conservation principles: the altered compass reversed, cut-down GGG and AAA pipes restored, and the case regilded in new gold leaf.
View projectBailieborough, Co. Cavan
A quality Evans & Barr case modified and extended to suit the church, replacing the temporary case installed in 2007, together with other refinements to the organ itself.
View projectCarnalea, Bangor, Co. Down
A modern case designed, built and installed to relate to its surroundings on the west shelf of a 1966 church, screening new heating plant where an organ had originally stood.
View projectKnockbride, Co. Cavan
An 'Ideal' model by Evans & Barr restored, including all the pneumatic action, and installed to replace an aged harmonium.
View projectAhorey, Co. Armagh
A 1953 J W Walker extension organ from a closed Londonderry church, enlarged with Compton parts from the previous instrument, rewired with a new solid-state transmission and a restored console.
View projectArmoy, Co. Antrim
A typical Victorian village church organ of 1869 by Cramer, Wood & Co., built for Dunluce Parish in Bushmills, overhauled and rehoused in a church that had only ever had reed organs.
View projectNorth Down, Co. Down
Two house organs installed in North Down residences for two organists: a 1979 two-manual and pedal instrument by S J Harris, and a 1955 single-manual and pedal organ by Peter of Germany.
View projectBelfast, Co. Antrim
The Great department redesigned with a new slider soundboard and Victorian Magahy casework replacing a 1960s functional display, raising the department from 598 to 815 pipes.
View projectBelfast, Co. Antrim
The first organ we saved: dismantled from a closed church in 1994–95, held in store, and rehoused in the Great Hall at Queen's University Belfast. The Pipe Organ Preservation Co. carried out the rescue, storage and rehousing; the final restoration to the original 1857 specification was completed by William Drake in 2005.
View projectBelfast, Co. Antrim
An organ built by Telford for a convent in Navan, enlarged to two manuals by Kenneth Jones for Delvin in 1980, refurbished and installed in the school's assembly hall.
View projectDundela, Belfast, Co. Down
The four-manual 10 (12) rank 1932 Compton organ fully restored and slightly enhanced.
View projectStrabane, Co. Tyrone
A five-stop chamber organ largely of the 1871 Walker rebuild but containing earlier parts, acquired from a church in Wales, restored and installed after temporary service in two other churches.
View projectWhitehouse, Co. Antrim
The 1932 Hart & Churchill organ, found covered in dust and in poor condition, restored with enhanced case decoration — one of the last tracker organs built before the Organ Reform Movement.
View projectTimolin, Co. Kildare
A mid-19th-century chamber organ from Portreath Methodist Church in Cornwall, restored and installed in a church that had never had an organ, fitting a west gallery with under ten feet of height.
View projectFinglas, Dublin, Co. Dublin
The 1860 Walker organ from Woodstock Road Baptist Church, Oxford, thoroughly overhauled with the case restored to its original dimensions and colour, replacing an unreliable collection of recycled parts.
View projectComber, Co. Down
A historic organ found in England, restored and installed to replace an ageing electronic in an 1836 church — an instrument contemporary with the building itself.
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