It’s taken us 13 years to convert a Galway castle into a home and Airbnb business, but now it’s time to move back to England

Parliament to be bypassed as EU law passes into British law in run-up to Brexit

Ireland’s image as rebel nation where each Catholic suspected of treason persisted for hundreds of years

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Ireland and sterling have had a rocky relationship since 1460 – good news for some, bad news for others

The author of Maestra talks to The Women’s Podcast about novel sex and being touted as the new EL James

There are a number of current European queens but, for most people here, there’s only one Queen to rule them all

Johann Gutenberg, the inventor of printing, was last century’s ‘Man of the Millennium’

The largest and most northerly of the Inner Hebrides has rugged mountain scenery, pretty towns, Michelin-starred food, and of course, a decent dram

Brought to Book Q&A: English novelist and historian on inspiring novels and favourite words

Monarch says decisive outcome of referendum would be respected throughout UK

OPW hands over Elizabeth Fort to council to develop as a visitor attraction

Writer and critic best known for ‘Oxford Companion to Irish Literature’