Victorian gate lodge in the heart of Dublin 4 for €750,000
White Oaks Lodge includes vaulted ceiling and home office following clever redesign
Sidney Poitier, who has died aged 94, was one of cinema’s most beautiful giants
Donald Clarke: The mellifluous Poitier didn’t just break down barriers, he was also of the great movie stars
Breakfast in Ballsbridge: When Audrey Hepburn met her dad in Dublin
He was a fascist who walked out on the family. No wonder the star had father issues
A family affair: The siblings working in Irish hospitality
Familiarity breeds contentment in some of our best-loved family-run hotels and country houses
Duke of Devonshire’s striking Lismore villa for €495k
This pretty Georgian home sits in the centre of a charming Co Waterford heritage town
‘It’s like 28 Days Later’: Coronavirus turns Dublin into a ghost town
A Luas set off for Cabra with just three passengers, two of them in surgical masks
Eddie Jones insists less is more for England as he savours final week
England head coach has been here before and will not over-exert his players this week
Luttrellstown Castle to get new bedrooms as part of multimillion euro renovation
Hotel and golf resort near Castleknock in Dublin is owned by businessmen JP McManus and John Magnier
Stanley Donen, who directed ‘Singin’ in the Rain,’ dies at 94
Donen, hailed as ‘master of the musical’, also directed On the Town, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers and Charade
Hozier releases new single with powerful video. Shame about the song
‘Movement’ is a comedown after the epic and raw comeback EP ‘Nina Cried Power’
Dwayne Johnson: Can ‘The Rock’ save Hollywood?
The golden era of a film selling itself on its star is over – but ‘Skyscraper’ does just that
Style on the high seas: The golden age of ocean liner design
Ocean liners were showcases of style, produced by some of the great artists of the age
From a brown trout to Rory McIlroy’s wedding: the saving of Ashford Castle
For years, Ashford Castle was in the doldrums – but a €75 million refit has put it back on the map, and it has been winning international acclaim and awards ever since
Is Cork still the best place to survive the apocalypse?
When nuclear war loomed in the 1960s, Cork was deemed the safest place to be
Caroline Flack: ‘Never play the victim. It comes with the job'
In the past 15 years, Caroline Flack has rarely been off our screens or out of the headlines. But she says it comes with the territory
Entertainer and comedian whose success spanned multiple generations
Bruce Forsyth obituary: born February 22nd, 1928; died August 18th, 2017
Satirising Donald Trump: ‘It’s a struggle just to keep up’
Cartoonist Dan Perkins: It’s hard coming up with something crazier than what's actually going on
‘Dancing with the Stars’ review: RTÉ puts on the glitz
Some sparkle, but plenty of padding in Irish version of ‘Strictly Come Dancing’
Obituary: Reynolds was prolific, ambitious and resilient
When Debbie Reynolds burst out of a cake in Singin’ in the Rain she burst into screen stardom
French writer Michel Déon dies in Galway, aged 97
Novelist moved to Ireland in 1968 and his best-known works are partially or totally set here
Voice of ‘Postman Pat’, Ken Barrie, dies aged 83
Barrie provided voice for Pat and many other characters in series, as well as famous jingle
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child review: adult angst and a magical, theatrical coup
A convoluted plot that Potter-philes will love gets a thrilling, magical staging
Lismore pageant to mark town’s 25 years of ‘Heritage’ status
Historical links to Sir Walter Raleigh, Fred Astaire and John F Kennedy to feature
Election 2016: Joan Burton says Adams does not ‘get’ economics
Labour also announces plan to pardon those convicted of homosexual offences pre-1993
Tommy Steele: ‘Show business has been one big cuddle’
At 79, Steele has landed another dream role, as Glenn Miller. He looks back over his career and reveals his dark secret
The aristo act: living it up in Lismore Castle
Fancy living like a duke or duchess? As an earl or countess? A lord or lady? You can savour aristocratic life in this Irish castle
Television: A two-star hotel documentary, while politicians get the third degree
‘Copacabana Palace’ is a poor man’s ‘Inside Claridges’; ‘Episodes’ comes good; TV3’s election debate is a turn-off
Rampling through the ages: from ‘Georgy Girl’ to ‘The Night Porter’ to ‘The Sea’
Charlotte Rampling has wandered the international cinema scene for a half a century, forever seeking challenges and shrugging off controversy. She talks about her new Irish film, an adaptation of John Banville’s ‘The Sea’, as well as projects both famous and notorious over the years
Opinion: Anglo tapes leave job-hunting former staff reeling
Professional staff whose only mistake was working for the bank are the true victims of leaked tapes
Elizabeth Taylor’s wedding dress – the first of many – for auction
The star’s 1950s dress has an estimate of £30,000-£50,000
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