The story of my tattoo: ‘It sounds ridiculous, but it holds me to account’
Hope, love, trauma: Patrick Freyne hears the stories behind people’s body art
Spray it, don’t say it: The story of Irish street art
TV Review: Ireland’s street artists express their politics better in murals than in words
Take a new Vue of Irish art at the RHA
The National Contemporary Art Fair which opens in November will showcase the latest work from Irish artists
The city as a canvas: Street art festival returns to Waterford
Now in its fifth year, the Waterford Walls celebration of outdoor art keeps on growing. But how does the artform avoid being corporatised?
Inside Dublin’s Hendrick hotel – big on street art, small on space
The hotel in Smithfield, Dublin 7 has more than 270 pieces of art across six storeys
Waterford needs to ‘stem the blood loss’
Could a directly elected mayor help rescue Waterford city from ‘a century of decline’?
Do the Poolbeg towers really define modern Ireland?
Artists and activists are searching for a national character lost in the boom and forgotten in the recession
Bressie: ‘I’d say, “Don’t cry,” but then I’d go upstairs and be upset’
Bressie has written a book for children with the message that it’s okay to feel sad
Art in Focus: Finding Power – Joe Caslin
The Irish street artist’s best-known work has always engaged with social issues
Minister urged to revoke deportation order against schoolboy (14)
Nonso Muojeke has been living in Ireland since he was two years old
Here's how to make a city graffiti-proof
No wall painted during the Waterford Walls festival has ever been tagged or vandalised
How Maser’s Repeal the 8th mural achieved its objective through being erased
Image on Project Arts Centre was removed as it violated planning regulations
‘Repeal the 8th’ mural in Project Arts Centre in Temple Bar removed
Centre decided to paint over mural after warning notice from Dublin City Council
Una Mullally’s 2015: Beauty in the eye of the placard-holder
The street art that emerged around the marriage referendum coloured not just walls and doorways but also conversations
Joe Caslin installs second mural on the side of a castle
Inspired by The Meeting on the Turret Stairs, mural shows two female figures in a tender pose
Artist expecting to hear about fate of Dublin mural
Joe Caslin’s ‘The Claddagh Embrace’ may contravene city regulations, council says
More than 15,000 sign petition to keep George’s Street mural
Cllr Mannix Flynn says mural supporting same-sex marriage ‘unauthorised’
Youth Defence website hacked with mural of embracing men
Spokeswoman for anti-abortion group says those responsible for hack should ‘get a life’
Politics and puppets: Limerick’s reign as culture king
After an unenviable start, Limerick rallied its foot soldiers to its City of Culture cause. Has it delivered on its promises?
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