Sandycove

These are the moments you dream about as a parent. We’re sitting in the concert hall in Mount Anville with three or four hundred other moms and dads, (...)

Seaview, St Alban’s, Newtownsmith, Sandycove Seaview, a house on the seafront in Sandycove, lives up to its name: it has clear views from three floo(...)

‘Come on, Ross!” Sorcha goes. “Where’s the horm?” I’m there, “It just feels like, I don’t know, spying? ” “Don’t be ridiculous – this is our actual (...)

The architectural styles of city buildings and their surrounding streetscapes have a much greater impact on our everyday life than we realise. It’s u(...)

Three significant occurrences in the past seven years have turned cycling in Ireland into a more popular activity. They are the Dublin Bikes scheme in(...)

I walk into the orangery and I find my daughter sitting at the upright piano. I realize that’s the most middle-class sentence I’ve ever written, but i(...)

Gardaí are seeking the public’s help in trying to identify a woman whose body was discovered on a beach in south Dublin. Her body was found on Thursd(...)

For decades Turkey has been a prime tourist destination for Irish sunseekers. But a spate of bombings, the latest in Istanbul on Saturday where a bl(...)

Just above the point where Lower Albert Road meets Sandycove village, number 80 is a double-fronted mid-terrace, with off-street parking for two or t(...)

Bijou, attractive, detached: 2 St Margaret’s Close, just off Castlepark Road in Dalkey, is a sweet proposition. The small redbrick house is on a quie(...)