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Bernice Harrison

Bernice Harrison

Bernice Harrison is the Irish Times TV reviewer and his written on all aspects of the media for the paper. As a reviewer she has commented on radio, books, theatre, art, architecture and craft and as a feature writer has covered these same areas as well as travel, property, interviews and profiles. For some years she wrote the weekly marketing column in the business section – her first career was in advertising as a copywriter in a Dublin agency – and she still occasionally reports on the advertising and marketing industry for the paper. A former TV presenter and radio producer, before joining the Irish Times her magazine experience included three years working in New York in magazine publishing as well as editing Irish Tatler and Irish Homes. She is a founder member of Dublin Youth Theatre, has had a radio play broadcast on RTE and performed in an off, off (very off!) Broadway production.

Prime suspense: Gillian Anderson as DCI Gibson and Simon Delaney as McElroy in The Fall
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What was built in the 1840 as part of a dowry for Dubliner’s daughter is now a comfortable four-bed family home on a corner site (...)

A residence ripe for restoration in Dundrum

Enderly needs a lot of work but this is reflected in the 17th-century house’s €700,000 auction guide price

Cliffhanger: Derek Mooney proves an affable, easy-going enthusiast in Secrets of the Irish Landscape
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Stunning view from this artist’s muse

A large Victorian four-bed on Vico Road in Dalkey for €990,000

Family home on Cowper with a very Dublin 6 price

Four-bed semi at the Ranelagh end of the road

All together now: the Hayes family in Kildare
If you think this is a crowded house, try throwing in a dozen servants

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Hammer strikes again on Dartmouth Road in D6

In light of 1 Leeson Park recently selling at auction above its guide price, for €1.8m, Lisney is opting to go to auction again wi(...)

Family home in Rathgar with a theatrical past

Near the village and with a spectacular south facing garden

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