‘Beautiful fluidity’ of a great Greek revival mansion – Townley Hall
‘Nothing lovelier than Townley Hall’: This Georgian gem is the subject of a new book
Room to Disimprove – Frank McNally on the demise of the drawing room and other social tragedies
An Irishman’s Diary
Idealised futures where the sky is always blue
An exhibition at the IAA inspires another look at architects’ models and drawings
Politicians face calls to compensate tens of thousands who own defective apartments
New lobby group for apartment owners is seeking Government backing for scheme of redress
Galway arts festival and painted poems: This week’s best visual arts shows
A collection of labourers’ cottages in Co Wexford is among the other highlights
Taoiseach reflects on role and defends governments’ record
Enda Kenny was speaking at launch of latest Irish Times Nealon’s Guide
Miriam Lord: The Prince and the schoolgirl entrepreneurs
Royals delight in horse diets, Taoiseach goes for cycle and RTÉ pol corr shows how to exit
Archives reveal recurrent nature of Ireland’s housing crises
Exhibition House and Home is a necessary resource for those interested in current issues
Home Front: Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud’s makeover; interiors, crafts, people, events
From floral art to stylish pottery, the holiday season is awash with colour and comfort
Home front: design, interiors, shops, people, events
The Miele massive sale, upcycled gems, Merrion Square open doors, bedroom inspiration and seeking eclectic collectibles
Home Front : Interiors, design, events and people
Barn style in a cafe, candles in jars and houses in an archive
Gemma Tipton: Art imitates life, and life messes up art
Nothing clutters up an architect’s vision quite like people and their things
How the Irish Georgians lived, really
Property obsession, preposterous meals and chamber pots at the table were hallmarks of the era
Irish Times animated about the state of Irish education in 1916 after war exposes faultlines
1916/2016: a miscellany
The forgotten legacy of James Franklin Fuller
An intriguing exhibition at the Irish Architectural Archive commemorates the life and work of the 19th century Kerry man on the 180th anniversary of his birth
Downstairs Dublin on Culture Night
Merrion Square will be loaded with the offbeat, the unusual and the inspired on the capital’s big night out
Open House Dublin: freedom of the city
From Georgian gems to sewage services, via some intriguing private homes, the free annual architecture fest has something for all tastes
Georgian gem in Dublin 14 for €750,000
Seven-bedroom mansion mentioned in ‘Ulysses’ needs complete restoration
Window on the world of shopfronts
“Shops are part of our culture,” says photographer Paul Tierney who has captured their expressive windows for an exhibition at the Irish Architectural Archive
Charlemont St flats demolition begins despite stalled regeneration
Busaras architect’s block to go as part of work
Architecture archive forced to close for two months
Irish Architectural Archive closing for July and August ‘to avoid insolvency’
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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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