National Gallery of Ireland

Losses at Campbell Catering owner narrow to €7.4m despite jump in restructuring costs

Shortlisted entries will be exhibited at the National Gallery of Ireland from November

Paintings by Caravaggio bring the magic of an Italian master to Belfast, yet the North appears to undervalue its own artists

Gallery marks 170th year with plans for scientific laboratory to conserve collection, including Jack B Yeats paintings

Celebrating the anniversary of the first impressionist exhibition, the National Gallery of Ireland shows four pioneering women artists

Works by Evie Hone and Mainie Jellett are on sale at Adam’s and deVeres, while highlights of Sotheby’s forthcoming Irish Art Sale are on show in Dublin

National Shared Services Office’s wellness focus; Sherry FitzGerald founder’s planning woes; spicy Limerick mayoral race; and Domhnall Gleeson’s Ranelagh home

Details of the cost of the agreement with unnamed staff member are included in National Gallery’s annual report

Plus Michael Lynn and the missing penthouse, is James Dyson moving to Waterford, and the value of Artist Hughie O’Donoghue’s Original Sin paintings

‘I love it; the colours, the textures, the mood,’ says Keyes of painting by artist Margaret Corcoran

It’s the gallery’s 160th birthday, while Hugh Lane Gallery attracts record numbers to its Warhol exhibition

Those who donate items get tax relief worth 80 per cent of the value of the heritage item

A depiction of Caravaggio’s The Taking of Christ, stolen from an Odesa museum in 2008, has for years been embroiled in controversy over its theft, dramatic recovery and, most importantly, its origins as an authentic painting by Caravaggio himself

Money, women and power wove the threads of the year

Winning the popular Sky Arts series launched a stellar career for Belfast-born artist Gareth Reid

Lavery: On Location, at the National Gallery of Ireland, showcases the paintings the artist made from Glasgow to the Alps and, most importantly, in Morocco

Food services group received €13.5m in Government grants last year

Shortlisted entries will be exhibited at the National Gallery of Ireland from December

Morgan O’Driscoll is auctioning the remaining 250 works in the collection, offering an opportunity for art lovers and collectors

Adorning the walls of Garda stations and government offices, historic houses and public parks, the Office of Public Works’ collection displays itself to earn its keep

The National Gallery of Ireland’s big new show marks both the RHA’s bicentennial and the 100 years it took to elect a woman academician

It took a century for the institution to allow women full membership, with first woman president elected in 2018

Beautiful staircases but they are still dangerous, after several decades

The Irish photographer David Farrell lost a legacy in the recent Italian floods. What can artists do to protect their legacies?

Upon his death at the age of 42, the Belfast engineer and architect was described as ‘a man of science, possessing a fertility of invention which amounted to genius’

Spring Morning Among the Bluebells was offered to the gallery but was declined

Exhibitions around the country banish reclining, bashful, passive creatures to the past

This superb exhibition at the National Gallery of Ireland explores the world and work of Lavinia Fontana

Courtney Love, risqué art, and the Charge of the Light Brigade

Royal charters, burning buildings and 100 years devoid of women; Royal Hibernian Academy takes a good look at itself for its very big birthday

Anonymous donor contributes ‘very generous’ sum for purchase of La Vie des Champs

Visitors will have rare opportunity to see more than 65 objects by Renaissance artist Lavinia Fontana for the first time

From mammoth sculpture and disappearing places to African artefacts and Diana Copperwhite’s first solo show in 15 years, galleries around the country have much to offer this month

The majority of the works are by Irish artists, some of whom are significant figures in Irish art

The National Gallery of Ireland’s new director is ready for exciting challenges ahead

Minutes of meetings show reservations about purchase price of Yeats’s Bachelor’s Walk, In Memory

New to the Parish: Vidya Vivek moved to Ireland from India in 2018

A rare chance to see the National Gallery of Ireland’s delicate pastels before they disappear again

The best movies, music, art and more coming your way this week, including an intriguing collaboration of Damien Dempsey and Conor McPherson

Exhibit coincides with the arrival of a new director at the National Gallery of Ireland, Dr Caroline Campbell