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Maser at his studio on Charlemont Street in Dublin: 'I met so many homeless people while I worked on murals around the city'
Maser in Mountjoy: ‘The energy was insane. I was genuinely scared’

Al Hester, or Maser as he prefers to be called, has come a long way since he started out as a graffiti artist in Dublin when he was just 14-years-old.(...)

Mary Leane, left, head of finance at the National Gallery of Ireland, and Katie Haverty, who recently finished her first year of the Accounting Technicians Ireland apprenticeship programme. Photograph: Fintan Clarke
Accountancy body launches apprenticeship scheme for school leavers

A new apprenticeship scheme for school leavers interested in a career in accountancy could create 40 jobs in Dublin from mid-January, according to Acc(...)

Jonathan O’Grady with restaurant critic Catherine Cleary. His muscular atrophy is progressing gradually as his muscles lose their strength. ‘I used to be able to lift a pint of Guinness. Now I have to drink it through a straw,’ he says.
Restaurant accessibility: ‘When we go out for dinner we need to see all of society’

I’ve never seen anyone relish a restaurant like Jonathan O’Grady. He glows with the pleasure of eating. And no it’s not a booze glow. There is no wine(...)

National Gallery of Ireland: Spencer Murphy’s photograph of Ruby Walsh features in the gallery’s exhibition celebrating the role of the horse in Irish life, history and culture
National Gallery of Ireland unveils 2020 shows on Mondrian, Shaw and equestrianism

The National Gallery of Ireland has announced its programme for 2020, which will include Irish Horse, a major exhibition celebrating the central role (...)

Hide and Seek in the Devil's Garden by Michael Hutter which will be shown by Gallery X
Take a new Vue of Irish art at the RHA

The temporary installation of a work by street artist and illustrator Joe Caslin in the Courtyard gallery at the National Gallery creates a stunning c(...)

Paul Kehoe: ‘These pages also provide a glimpse into every county in the country and we get a real sense of what was happening locally during those tumultuous times.’
A remarkable record of the road to independence

The Military Service (1916-1923) Pensions Collection is widely recognised as a unique record of the individuals and organisations who brought about ou(...)

Lea-Wilson's widow, Dr Marie Lea-Wilson, came to prominence when a painting she purchased at an auction in 1924 turned out to be identified in 1990 as Caravaggio's masterpiece.
RIC officer shot dead in revenge for treatment of republican prisoners

County: Wexford Incident: Killing of RIC officer Percival Lea-Wilson Date: June 15th, 1920 Fatalities: 1 IRA volunteers in Wexfor(...)

Lights are very often left on needlessly so it makes sense to install timer switches to make sure they are turned off outside of working hours
Running out of energy: ways businesses can radically reduce energy consumption

There are many things your business can do to radically reduce energy consumption – and bills. Even small moves like moving to energy efficient LED li(...)

Youth and Age by John Lavery is hung at Whyte’s Irish Art & Collectables Autioneers on Molesworth Street, Dublin. Photograph: Dara MacDonaill/The Irish Times
Missing John Lavery painting surfaces 25 years after robbery

A painting by the 19th century Belfast-born artist John Lavery has appeared in a Dublin auction house 25 years after it disappeared from a school in L(...)

Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida’s (1863-1923)Sewing the Sail (Cucendo la vela) painted in 1896. Source: Photo Archive Fondazione Musei Civici di Venezia
Sorolla’s sun-filled canvases make the perfect summer show

Visitors to the National Gallery of Ireland can discover one of Spain’s most popular artists when its latest exhibition Sorolla: Spanish Master of Lig(...)

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