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THIRTY new jobs will be created at Murphy Ireland who officially opened its new 2,200 square metre Steel Fabrication Facility in Newbridge last week.

Murphy Ireland has officially opened its new 2,200 sq m Steel Fabrication Facility in Newbridge Co. Kildarey, which will double the capacity of the Murphy Ireland Steel business and create up to 30 additional jobs over the next five years. The new facility is now fully operational and will allow Murphy to process in excess

/PRNewswire/ -- The Richard H. Driehaus Museum announced today that Lisa M. Key has been appointed the Museums Executive Director, effective immediately. Key...

From the Dec. 23, 1987 Telegram: "An 8-year-old boy was listed in fair condition Wednesday morning by personnel at St. Luke’s Hospital in Duluth where he is being treated for a gunshot wound that resulted from a Tuesday incident at Foxboro."

Inside the Murphy Auditorium Photo: Allen Bourgeois The John B. Murphy Memorial Auditorium was built in 1926 for the American College of Surgeons (ACS) in Chicago. Designed by the firm Marshall and Fox, it borrowed heavily from the Chapelle de Notre Dame de Consolation in Paris. The auditorium was attached to the 1883 Nickerson Mansion, also owned by the college from 1919 until 2003, when the late philanthropist Richard H. Driehaus purchased the grand home—known as t...

Driehaus Museum acquires historic Murphy Auditorium Driehaus Museum + Murphy Auditorium. Photo: Alex Brescanu. CHICAGO, IL .- The board of directors of the Richard H. Driehaus Museum today announced the acquisition of the adjacent John B. Murphy Memorial Auditorium from the American College of Surgeons (ACS). Located at 50 E. Erie Street, the six-story, 32,193-square-foot French Renaissance-style building was built between 1923 and 1926 by the American College of Surgeons, which occupied it unt...

Driehaus Museum buys ornate Murphy Auditorium next door Driehaus Museum buys ornate Murphy Auditorium next door Built in 1926 to honor a pioneering Chicago surgeon, the six-story, 32,000-square-foot building will become the fifth on a short stretch of Erie Street to be owned by Driehaus entities. Jason Marck/WBEZ An ornate, but little-used auditorium from the 1920s has been sold to its neighbor, the Richard H. Driehaus Museum.  The John B. Murphy Memorial Auditorium at 50 E. Erie Street went u...

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