Michael Scott

Alongside cabin fever, anxiety and home baking, singing was an early theme of lockdown last year. Do you remember those scenes from Italian balconies,(...)

It wasn’t love at first sight. Eoin Ó Broin recalls passing Dublin’s central bus station, Busáras, for 11 years on his journeys up and down to Belfast(...)

Once upon a time, the Boyne Valley was the centre of the universe. At least that’s how it feels standing among the passage graves at Knowth. Across th(...)

Earlier this month, award-winning New York interior designer and co-founder of the Design Miami fair Amy Lau was asked to list her top three furniture(...)

There are few more prestigious addresses nor a more admired building in Dublin that the American embassy in Ballsbridge. The Chancery Building, to gi(...)

From mice to musketeers, the rule of three – omne trium perfectum – suggests that a trio of events is far more satisfying than other numbers. This is (...)

In a rare accolade for a visual artist, An Post tomorrow issues a stamp marking the centenary of the birth of artist and designer Patrick Scott, who d(...)

Ranging from Irish theatre and dance to language, literature and myth, the first ClassicsNow programme begins on Friday, November 13th. In a new weeke(...)

Not many have heard of the busiest firm in the capital who are remaking the city from grafton street to docklands Nearly everyone in Dublin know(...)

From pikes and pistols to sundials and sextants, there is quite a selection of historic artefacts in Mullen’s of Laurel Park sale, taking place live a(...)