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I was lumped in with the most tuneless caterwaulers in the class
One disgruntled visitor described the Phoenix Park as ‘just grass, grass, grass’
As caretakers on the epic Kerry island for six months, Emily Campbell and Daniel Regan were taken by the simple life, and found it hard to adjust back to city living
Forecasting the end of our days has taken up a lot of people’s time here on Earth
Everything was going great for Australian prime minister Billy Hughes until Paddy Brosnan hurled an egg
With clean lines and a neutral palette, this ‘Japandi’ north Dublin house exemplifies practical and contemporary architecture
One postmaster from Lismore travelled to Fermoy in a Dungarvan oyster tub
Relocating from the Middle East to Wicklow may come with more domestic burdens, but interior designer Sharon Conneely-Donaldson is relishing the DIY jobs
They buy their fresh vegetables on the day of the performance and then spend hours turning them into instruments
The music of Qwerty
A warm welcome
The lavish and vivid artwork from the manuscript leaps across the walls and floors of the new immersive exhibition at Trinity College Dublin
When Esther and Stephen Waters built their home, they were conscious of providing a long-term home for their children, who may grow up and be unable to afford to move out
Vera McGinnis had no trouble standing astride two galloping horses and, better yet, she had Cavan connections
A dreary Dublin had never seen anything quite like that fiery couple