Marsh's Library

Rare Irish silver, gold teeth and Jack B Yeats paintings: November auction rooms

Results and forthcoming auctions and fairs

Anglo-Vampirish – Frank McNally on Bram Stoker and the politics of Dracula

First look inside the new Museum of Literature Ireland

MoLI in Newman House, Dublin opens this month featuring Joyce’s notebooks and more

Vast Luggala estate in Wicklow sold at discount to overseas buyer

Home of late Guinness heir Garech Browne fetches less than €28m price tag

Make a culture date with Dublin 8

Festival celebrates the area’s cultural and architectural icons with talks and tours

Rare items and lots of learning in Adam’s library sale

Unusual offerings include Bloody Sunday GAA ticket, a gout stool and a crouching lion

St Patrick’s Festival 2019 aims to leave a lasting legacy

This year’s event mixes the old and the new as it explores and revitalises Irish traditions

Banging on about Swift – An Irishman’s Diary about why Dublin doesn’t make enough noise about one of its greatest writers

31 ideas for Halloween family outings this weekend in Ireland

Ireland is taking the scary season seriously with events at 31 venues around the country

Shackleton's sea-bedroom was little more than a glorified packing case

The captain’s cabin, built during Ernest Shackleton’s fatal expedition in 1921, has been restored

How do you like them apples? Armagh festival celebrates its favourite fruit

With more than 40,000 acres of orchards, Armagh is well stocked for its annual food and cider festival

Stealing – The Show: An Irishman’s Diary about literary larceny at Ireland’s oldest public library

Review: This Place Speaks to Me, by John Quinn

Diverse voices, childhood and darkness, from radio to page

The mystery of the library book that went missing for a century

An intriguing real life puzzle at Dublin's Marsh’s Library is at the heart of a new children’s story book

Irish Jesuits to dispose of rare book collection worth €2m

National Library given some important Irish items but remainder will be sold by Sotheby’s

Historic elegance by the River Liffey

Marshfield House in Leixlip is back on the market seeking €1.7 million

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