Ultimate seafront hideaway in west Cork for €1.95m

Castletownshend’s Rocket House, once coastguard cottages, is now a luxury waterfront home

Arts&Antiques: Hollywood vision of Ireland on offer in collectors’ sale

Other auction highlights include signed Harry Potter books and a diamond ring

Bewley’s wants taxpayer to foot rent bill, landlord tells court

RGRE says cafe operator trying to offset rent by donating stained glass windows to State

‘This is my favourite place in Dublin’: National Gallery and Museum reopen

‘I became unemployed during the pandemic. I am excited to educate myself culturally here’

Smurfit secures world record for a Gerard Dillon at Sotheby’s

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Strong results at last of the summer wine sale

Results and forthcoming auctions

The best artworks to see in Ireland’s reopened galleries

Feast your eyes on the classic works, or check out some completely new visual art

God is in the Detail: Harry Clarke’s stained glass

The research in Dark Beauty is scholarly and thorough with engaging intimacy

Ronan ‘hopeful’ Bewley’s will reopen on Grafton Street

Search for new food operator, hotel plan an option if premises remains shuttered

No headsets, one-way systems: Reopening Ireland’s museums

Galleries and museums set to open alongside hairdressers in Government’s plans

Dublin’s mayor says he will lead effort to save Bewley’s cafe

Closure of historic cafe ‘rubs salt in the wounds’ of those affected by Covid-19 pandemic

Rosita Boland: I learned to be a better person in Bewley’s

I spent hours in the Dublin cafe, yet no waitress ever tried to clear my table as I sat there

Bewley’s: Covid-19 nail in the coffin for Dublin's best-known coffee shop

Grafton Street outlet shuts due to rent and loss of up to 80% of turnover under social distancing

Bewley’s on Grafton Street to close permanently with loss of 110 jobs

Staff told Covid-19 lockdown and high rent make reopening unviable

Chance to bag a bargain online from Whyte’s

Bank art with low estimates and paintings by David Clarke among items for sale from €100

Get Christmas all wrapped up at upcoming eclectic fine art sales

Children’s sleighs, dioramas and vintage handbags make for a classy shopping list

New originals emerge in Cork crafts month

Emerging talent and well known names on show in month-long crafts fest

Dublin bridge renamed after stained-glass artist Harry Clarke

Mayor unveils plaque in Cabra in tribute to ‘internationally renowned’ craftsman

Ever looked up at Bewley’s on Grafton Street? Here’s what you’re missing

The landmark Dublin cafe has launched a guided tour to show off its artistic glories

Illustrators who refuse to be left out of the picture

Fed up of her work going uncredited in children’s books, Sarah McIntyre decided to act

Rebel Irish artists of another age now centre stage at Whyte’s

Artists whose work was once considered too unorthodox for 1940s Ireland are well represented in spring auction

What has sold and what is new in the auction rooms

Small violin and bow with no label a €1,500 sleeper at Mullen’s auction

This Valentine’s Day show your love with these vintage tokens

Gifts with meaning, history and thought are an alternative to flowers and chocolates

Auction results: Postcards from history and a stuffed baboon

What sold and what’s coming up in the auction rooms

Balbriggan: three- and four-bed semis starting from €305k

New Homes 2019: plenty of value and heritage in this commuter hotspot

What’s coming up in the auction rooms

First of the year’s art and furniture auctions and Orpens for sale in London

2019 cultural highlights: You’ll laugh, you’ll picnic, you’ll plough

The best music, theatre, comedy, film and spoken word in the coming year

First look: Bewley’s on Grafton Street reopens after €12m renovation

The buns are back, but the big mugs of milky coffee are gone

Sink into orange, try a dash of mustard or fake it in fur –what’s new in interiors

Home Front: Interiors, design, people and events

Open House 2017: Everything you need to know

More than 80 buildings are on view, but here are our top 10 must-see destinations

James's Gate plan tees Liberties up as Dublin's next hip district

Diageo's plan for the St James’s Gate site paves the way for the Liberties to become the new Grand Canal Dock or Smithfield. It could be time to buy

Bag an old church window in summer sale

Convent stained glass among 1,000 lots at Fonsie Mealy auction

Windows on the World – An Irishman’s Diary about Vermeer, Harry Clarke, and the new-look National Gallery of Ireland

Margaret Clarke's portrait work steps out of the stained glass shadows

Margaret Clarke was a key figure in Irish art and a new show illustrates how her portraits deserve greater recognition beyond her partnership with Harry Clarke

Gift of the Gob – An Irishman’s Diary about the name Gobnait

Life’s Work: Ken Ryan, stained glass conservator, Dublin

'Irish people largely see history as a detective story, not a tribal religion'

Culture review 2016: Misogyny, classism and racism were all still evident on our television screens

Picture Postscript – An Irishman’s Diary about Easter 1916 and Caravaggio’s ‘The Taking of Christ’

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