Mistakes on both sides have brought the situation to the current impasse

Mueller hearings shamed Republicans and failed Democrats thirsting for impeachment

Star was nominated for six Emmys for his role as Artie on The Larry Sanders Show

As fresh charges are filed against Nissan’s former boss, a look at the murky facts around his arrest and detention

David Hockney sets record in London, Irish auction houses get set for seasonal sales

Jeweller bought the `Pink Legacy' stone from Christie’s in price-per-carat record

Anton Mesmer combined his ideas with a flair for the dramatic that orthodox medicine found distasteful and the public found intriguing

Former president’s kitchenalia was snapped up but many artworks failed to sell

UK Politics: Brexit conservatives have stolen a battle in a war already lost

Artist Niamh McGuinne on combing through the rich and strange history of hair

The French captial remains the perfect city to stir the senses and whet the appetite

Coppola's latest film ‘The Beguiled’ sees Dublin actor Colin Farrell stirring passions in an all-girls school during the US Civil War

A fortnight into the dispute, stranded Bus Éireann passengers say Dubliners don’t realise the importance of the service outside the city

The City of Light – and of love – isn’t just for couples – it’s for all the family

Leaving individual states to decide on reproductive rights could be legally problematic

Tourists still flock in their droves to gawk at Louis XIV’s red and gold brocade bed

Profile of former first lady Nancy Reagan, first published in 1986

Marie Antoinette and Irish finance

Balms are better at protecting the skin by locking in existing moisture and they are economical

For those with a phobia of the dentist, a root canal is as bad as it gets

The City of Lights changes, but the Left Bank has retained its classic old-school charm down through the centuries

When he inherited Curraghmore House – and the title of Lord Waterford – Henry de la Poer Beresford had to change the name on his bank cards. But he’s happy to embrace his newly conferred role, which includes hosting the Curraghmore Bluebell Festival

Alexander McQueen shows rose-inspired collection in Marie Antoinette’s prison

Grandpa Francis may have lit the spark, but director Gia Coppola takes most of the inspiration for her debut film from the writing of good friend James Franco, she tellsDonald Clarke

Grassroots campaign shows 'huge anger' and 'massive revolt against this Government'

In the first of a two-part series, a trip to a Rwandan tea plantation leads to an exploration of how the second World War led to the tea we drink in Ireland being of unusually high quality – and what all this has to do with Anglo Irish Bank

Auctioneers Lyon & Turnbull say sale is their first in Republic

Anti-ageing creams don’t have to break the bank

“In a time when the women of pop are a depressing mess of childish coquettishness and tawdry pornification, Gaga stands alone as an almost sexless carnival of the bizarre.” Jennifer Gannon is definitely buying a ticket for Lady Gaga

Sheppard’s three-day auction evokes grandeur of country house life

A Paris exhibition gets behind the seams of historic underwear

Real world not part of pristine picture construed by football’s world governing body

Beyonce raises roof with stellar gig at Dublin’s O2