‘A champion of urbanism’: Influential architect Niall McCullough has died
Tributes paid to author and co-founder of award-winning McCullough Mulvin Architects
Wish we weren’t here: Holiday disasters and mishaps
As travel slowly returns, Irish Times writers and readers recall trips that went comically wrong
All the world is a van: Shakespeare in a time of Covid
King Lear in a Van is a clever way of bringing theatre and drama to the masses
Just want to be left alone? Try this Cork getaway fit for the stars for €6.35m
Ballinacurra House, retreat for media-shy celebrities and royalty, has rented for €40,000 a week
50 people to watch in 2021: The best young talent in Ireland
The hottest talent in politics, fashion, food, sport, activism, culture, tech and entrepreneurship
My pet and me: ‘They just make everything better’
Familiar faces on their ‘calming’ alpacas, Basset Hound bosses and magnificent horses
‘I spent lockdown renovating a little piece of heaven’
With work cancelled, Gemma Tipton found herself helping out with a cottage and stables renovation
BBQ delivery, a perfect paint project for lockdown and handbasin heaven
Home front: What can you do to spruce up your home during lockdown?
Merrion Hotel and Ballyfin collaborate on marriage of town and country
Food File: Big House cooking, new food and drink tours in Belfast, and zero-waste shopping
Living in Instagram on holidays in the Maldives
Sense of fragility and air of unreality pervade life on the island nation in South Asia
Ashford Castle: Eighty years old and more gorgeous than ever
Tollman family have spent €68m since 2015 restoring historic castle to its former glory
A Georgian jewel in west Cork’s coastal crown for €3.8m
Stone Hall on Glandore Harbour, once left to decay, has been restored to its former glory
‘Newly arrived in Ireland, I learned a new skill – when to shut my mouth’
Gemma Tipton recalls childhood experience of moving from England during the Troubles
Irish crafts are having a moment in Venice
In the ‘Homo Faber’ show’s Best of Europe section, Ireland is better represented, given its size, than any other country
Blackwater Valley Opera Festival review: In need of some firm quality control
The festival’s favoured production style is at the gag-rich, pantomime end of the spectrum
Follow in Maureen O’Hara’s footsteps in west Cork
Great Escapes: Take in a night at the opera in Waterford or enjoy a Sicilian villa
Irish crafts are ready for their close-up
Worldwide opportunities are opening up for Irish craftspeople
Patrick Pye, stained-glass artist and ‘one of the great individualists’, has died
Patrick Pye, religious painter and stained-glass artist, died on Thursday
Don’t just buy what you love - follow these 10 tips for buying art
The art market is a piranha pool. Here’s how to safely dip your toes in the water
What's a protest arts group backed by a rich Russian doing in Tallaght?
The a/political’s provocative art is setting up shop in Dublin for a year
Women artists ‘reclaiming history we were written out of’
Artists have a rich history of activism, using their talents to take their messages out of the gallery and into the street
Culture Night’s success is built on showing us behind the curtain
It started small, but this year it will take in more than 3,000 events across Ireland
Land art: making art on the scale of a landscape
Unlike the monumentalism of some land art, a show on the Mizen peninsula scales things down so people can look more closely at the world around them
The best art shows to catch this weekend
From Enda Walsh’s ‘Bathroom’ to Voyager’s deep space odyssey, there’s plenty to ponder
Peter Johnson’s stylish lots for sale
Furniture from the home of the late interior designer will be auctioned by de Vere’s
Glasses, grabbers and shirt buttoners: great design is for life
Universal design aims to be accessible to everyone, whatever their age
Get the hang of displaying your paintings and prints
The frame and glass you choose can make a huge difference to your artworks
Pieces of Me: Wild style in Smithfield
DJ Shrem and partner artist Les Cullinan’s home zings with colour and curiosities
Elegant and charming home that raised a family in Dublin 6
The owner has been here since 1970 and is glad she didn’t have the money to rip it up
Next big country? Trend towards green means it could be us
Pantone says colour of 2017 gives us ‘reassurance we yearn for’ amid global tumult
The next big thing? Not doughnuts
It’s tempting to imitate what’s already popular but that’s not progress
House Rules: I’m being stalked by unicorns. For real
From greeting cards to mugs to T-shirts, the mythical horned horse is turning up all over
STEM subjects all very well, but it’s art that will create undreamed of jobs
It’s a convincing exhibition, exploring what it means to be from a place, how landscape affects us, and how we live in society
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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