All square: Grand Master’s home on Kenilworth for €1.5m
Double-fronted Victorian in Rathgar was the home of Latvian-born chess champion Philip Baker
Tralee: The ‘poor cousin’ of Co Kerry no more
Sarah Burns finds lots to do on a weekend trip to the south-western town
Two men jailed for life for murder of Co Offaly man have convictions quashed
Thomas ‘Toddy’ Dooley was beaten to death with a baseball bat in his home in 2014
Gardaí should disclose material to DPP in secret IRA cases, court hears
DPP should see files on which ‘belief evidence’ is based, argues Rights Commission
Stained glass artist adds Harry Clarke masterpiece to collection
Bluebeard’s Last Wife sold to Brian Clarke for €165,000 – double its lower estimate
‘I’d go for a pint with Willem de Kooning and dinner with Francis Bacon’
A new biography sheds new light on the enigma that is Francis Bacon
History maker: how Jen O’Malley Dillon steered Joe Biden’s run to the White House
Massachusetts-born Irish-American kept Democrats’ campaign focused on ‘blue wall’ states
Birth. Sex. Death: Francis Bacon’s tragic vision of mankind
The artist’s work is visceral yet beautiful, as a major new show in Paris makes clear
Magical thinking crosses party lines in America
US Politics: Left may prefer white magic to Trump’s black, but everyone is dabbling
Maureen Dowd: Cohen’s pathetic fate should be a warning for Republicans
Trump’s messy break-up with his lawyer shows he does not give or deserve loyalty
Donald Trump is feeling the heat as friends turn against him
America Letter: President is increasingly isolated as he faces uncomfortable questions
Gary Hart: ‘I bear a very heavy burden of responsibility’
Former presidential candidate wonders whether 1987 controversy led US down road to Trump
Cohen’s ‘hush money’ claim does not leave Trump defenceless
Analysis: US president’s fate hinges on answers to highly-contested legal questions
Trump welcomes US supreme court travel ban decision
Court upholds US president’s controversial ban on citizens from five Muslim-majority countries
Facebook to make privacy settings clearer with new hub
Settings previously scattered around 20 different pages on platform
Married to the sea: The wonders of wild swimming in Ireland
A swimming weekend off the coast of Kerry turns out to be a match made in heaven
TV hosts attacked by Trump say White House offered to kill tabloid story
Claim made by MSNBC presenters dismissed by US president on Twitter as ‘fake news’
The top travel trends for 2017
Where will you be holidaying this year? ‘Irish Times’ travel writers look into their crystal ball
Maureen Dowd: Trump revels in own version of dystopia
Nominee and Whitehouse hopeful continues to brag his brash way to general election
Maureen Dowd: Hillary Clinton’s messages failing to connect
Hillary’s campaign cries sexism too often and pales when compared to Bernie Sanders
New Porsche Boxster, Opel GT concept and Jaguar F-Type SVR revealed
Suddenly, car makers want us to buy sports cars again
Clinton takes to the road in a van called Scooby to show she’s not out of touch
Focus of campaign will be to engage voters and be the champion of everyday Americans
Hillary Clinton ‘thinking about’ running for presidency in 2016
Former secretary of state’s visit to Iowa intensifies expectation of candidacy
Francis Bacon triptych painting sells for $80.8m in New York
The Dublin-born artist’s piece ‘Three Studies for a Portrait of John Edwards’ dates from 1984
Emotional intensity and extreme imagery hallmarks of Bacon’s record-breaking style
Artist’s top auction price prior to Tuesday was a still hefty $86.3m
Child porn accused further remanded in custody
Eric Eoin Marques wanted in US on four charges linked to website
Tell-all book shows Obama’s love-hate relationship with the media
America Letter: account of 2012 election reveals ironies in Obama’s relations with media
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