July in Ireland: The return of destination dining and a festival feel
Travel News: Mini-festivals, art in gardens and fabulous feasts on the menu
May 25th, 1921: How burning the Custom House made Ireland ungovernable by the British
The Dublin landmark was the ‘administrative heart of the British civil service machine’ in Ireland
Pop artists Warhol and Haring in Dublin and Belfast exhibitions
Culloden Estate to host Holywood International Art and Sculpture Art Fair in June
How do I love thee? With precious pieces that will long outlast the roses
Specimen table from home of Ada King or unique sculpture of a socially-distant hug
Count John McCormack’s bed, pub ephemera and 1911 specimen coins for sale
Results and forthcoming auctions
Coronavirus is disrupting the auction market. It could change it for good
Auctioneers and galleries are moving sales online, and finding art lovers prepared to bid
Jack B Yeats: More than 30 works to go on display ahead of RDS sale
Collection held by Ernie O’Malley to be sold, as de Vere’s also hold major Irish art sale
Resolution in hotel manager’s case over internal disciplinary hearing
Fergal Ryan, general manager of Clayton Hotel in Sligo, had secured injunction
Hotel manager gets order halting allegedly ‘flawed’ process
Fergal Ryan, general manager of Dalata-operated Clayton Hotel, gets ex parte order
Irish collectors secure strong prices for British works
Auctions, results and fairs dates for your diary
Shells, Cohen’s bell and Paul Henry’s cottages: the best of the summer sales results
Artworks by Seán Keating and Louis le Brocquy sold high and there was a glimmer of hope for brown furniture in Bray
What it went for: auction results
Adam’s Important Irish Art Sale to include a substantial work by Sean Keating
Yeats’s very first oil painting to go on sale next month
Adam’s and De Vere’s sales offer a chance to purchase work from Ireland’s top artists
Dalí’s surreal dream pieces in the gardens at Russborough
Wicklow exhibition and sale includes work from Irish and international sculptors
Auction results: Postcards from history and a stuffed baboon
What sold and what’s coming up in the auction rooms
Johnny Ronan: The ‘sweat equity’ comeback of a flamboyant businessman
The former ward of Nama believes he is back. But there are mixed opinions on his financial renewal
Do you have what it takes to be an Irish diplomat?
Interested in representing Ireland abroad? The next generation of diplomats are being recruited
Sean Scully sets a record in London; silver carries the day at Adam’s
Auction results and forthcoming sales
Should LGBTQ identity be proud to be mainstream?
As Dublin Pride kicks off, an exhibition looks at those still hiding in plain sight
Art you can try before you buy, virtually speaking
A new app allows prospective buyers to visualise paintings on their own walls
At home with Pamela Flood: ‘I am a total hoarder’
For the TV presenter, it’s all about the cosy – dark floors and light walls with throws and soft fabrics
Rubble from old Abbey to be used to build Dublin open-air theatre
Permission sought by Harry Crosbie to build Greek-style theatre
Receivers remove three bears from Point Depot site
Sculptures commissioned by Harry Crosbie likely to be sold as Nama liquidates assets
20th-century classics designed for life
An auction in Dublin will feature iconic contemporary furniture from the 1950s to 1970s
Pieces of me: Lindsey Holmes, PR consultant
Lindsey Holmes’s house in Sandymount in Dublin contains a mixture of modern and old, bargain finds and antiquities
Flair and form hallmark Louise Kennedy's style
At the helm of Irish design for 30 years, Louise Kennedy is not afraid to mix styles. The key is ensuring every component has merit
Three major Irish art auctions in a row to end 2015
Winter sales by Whyte’s, de Veres and Adam’s take place in Dublin
Adam’s Irish art sale brings in €1.6m
The annual Christmas auction of Irish art suggests that the market is in good health
Galway’s festival of pictures, pop, opera and soundscapes
Broad in scope and well presented, the exhibitions of Galway International Arts Festival reward visitors of all stripes
Lit up Poolbeg stacks could be ‘as beautiful as Eiffel Tower’
Artist proposes illuminating two thirds of Pigeon House chimneys
‘Wild thing’ and lobsters kick off Galway festival
Galway celebrates two arts festivals in one fortnight
Fantasies in borrowed spaces as Galway Arts Festival opens tonight
Former ‘Connacht Tribune’ printworks is festival’s main gallery venue
What do a dragon, aliens and a giant red ball have in common?
Galway International Arts Festival announces programme for July event
Nama obtains judgment orders worth €16m against directors
Orders arise from unpaid loans advanced over housing development in Co Kildare
Bank granted €18.5m judgement against church trustees
Judge rules Bank of Scotland entitled to funds advanced to Victory Christian Fellowship
Time to buy Victorian art?
‘Best collection of Victorian Art ever seen on the market in Ireland’ in Mealy’s Dublin sale
Patrick O’Reilly: making hay and other art that shines
Patrick O’Reilly’s wild eclecticism can be perplexing, but his latest work, a giant haystack in a church, is a thrilling success
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