Downsizing David Davies puts Killoughter House contents on sale
Churchill painting of castle where Rasputin’s assassin lived included in Fonsie Mealy sale
‘This is my favourite place in Dublin’: National Gallery and Museum reopen
‘I became unemployed during the pandemic. I am excited to educate myself culturally here’
Culture Night: Gaining a wider reach in the social distancing era
Trying to capitalise on opportunities presents difficulties for an event usually based on live settings
The best artworks to see in Ireland’s reopened galleries
Feast your eyes on the classic works, or check out some completely new visual art
The ultimate parents’ survival guide to summer 2020
Activities are curbed due to Covid-19, but there’s plenty of ways to keep kids occupied
Meet the man in charge of putting Chester Beatty online
Tim Keefe is opening up the museum’s vast collection of artefacts to an overseas audience
Under wraps: Swaddle up with these brilliant blankets
Home Front: Supersoft throws will see you through the transition from autumn to winter
Art in Focus – ‘Song of Lasting Sorrow’ by Kano Sansetsu
A masterpiece of Japanese scroll painting shines through the centuries
The women keeping Chester Beatty’s bequest to Ireland
It’s 50 years since the philanthropist’s extraordinary donation. Now his library is showcasing its treasures
Modern Wicklow estate with stables and paddocks for €2.75m
Built in 1990 on part of Clonmannon Estate, designed by architects Sheehan & Barry
Aviation chief buys former Sean Dunne home on Shrewsbury Road for €5.6m
Tycoons go large on Shrewsbury with plans in for substantial extensions
Hong Ling: retrospective of a great living Chinese artist
Huangshan region and landscape informs Hong Ling’s work
World-renowned Ruzbihan Qur’an to go on display in Dublin
President to open Chester Beatty exhibition of ‘extraordinarily beautiful’ Islamic art
Una Mullally: Why are there only five free women of Dublin?
Nothing stopping the city awarding 70 women the Freedom of the City to achieve gender parity
Darly digs: Biting satire from the 18th century
Not much is known about London husband-and-wife satirists the Darlys, but their work remains sharp
Eight exciting cultural outings for children
Few children love trudging around art galleries or museums but there are ways to turn culture into an adventure. Here are some tips about what makes a family-friendly trip, plus eight great places to visit
Fashion: Inspired by cherry blossom
Pink infuses Louise Kennedy’s spring collection – and it’s one of her best
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