The late chef and presenter visited Dublin to film one of his TV shows. We retrace his steps

Harcourt Developments in running for Diageo urban centre planned for St James’s Gate

Beer company also toasting anniversary of birth of artist John Gilroy with special cans

The search continues for Irish brands Irish people could not imagine the world without

This Co Kildare route takes in historic houses, the real home of Guinness and charming rest stops

From ‘Dress suitably, and buy a revolver’ and 'A terrible beauty' to 'We all partied'

Beatles, Mick Jagger and Michael Jackson among famous guests who stayed at Luggala

If you like to commune with the ghosts of the famous in haunting surroundings, Ireland has enough burial places to last you a lifetime

Members of Guinness Athletic Union reject company’s offer

It is vital moment for those who support historical relationships between UK and Ireland

During the Rising, 15 ambulances were provided as were female nurses and men to staff the hospitals

New book on Cork brewery details marriage of Carin Beamish to Hermann Goering

An intriguing exhibition at the Irish Architectural Archive commemorates the life and work of the 19th century Kerry man on the 180th anniversary of his birth

Bidders spend ove r€1.3m at annual Country House Collections auction

The grandfather clock, which plays ‘God Save the Queen’, once stood in Leinster House

Pocket book of 18th-century Prince of Wales among Furness House lots for sale on Tuesday

Items from Furness House, Co Kildare, include family heirlooms, art and antiques

Cheryl Maguire walked up the aisle to see the groom, Scotsman Stephen Waugh, wearing a kilt

Researchers have trawled through three centuries of housing deeds in Dublin and discovered that the recent property crash wasn’t the worst the city has experienced

Research shows there were worse crashes and recovery took centuries

Inspired by golfer Darren Clarke, the burly busman vows to shed a few stone by St Stephen’s Day

Did you know Croke Park’s Hill 16 was once Hill 60, named after a WWI battleground? Or that 30 of Trinity College’s 70 original students had to be native Irish speakers? That Guinness brewed ale, not porter, for its first 19 years? And the role of manure in the great whiskey fire of 1875?

Tender loving care doesn’t come close to describing the way Guinness handles its four ingredients: barley, hops, yeast and water

Value of the club mainly due to Sean Quinn negotiationg a 250-year rent-free package

Pub in former church associated with Arthur Guinness might not serve a pint of plain

Signatures of 160,000 people on pre-famine document include late US President’s antecedents

Descendants voice support after criticism surrounding Arthur’s Day

This Government never tires of trying to thrust a pint of Guinness into the hand of every notable dignitary that comes to town

Special pleadings by drinks industry ignores certain realities