Irish Design Week 2024: Leading designers created the 100 Archive website to chart the past, present and future of the creative work that’s all around us
Fender Stratocaster is acquired for more than €1 million at auction in London
Castlebar exhibition features a 124-year-old midwifery bag used to give medical aid to Volunteers during the 1916 Rising
Colm Doyle, who found the coin, believes it should be on display in nearby Ross Castle to showcase the area’s rich history
Performance brims with banter, but the gags never eclipse the hits
Everything you need to know about the American trio's concert in Dublin on Tuesday
Everything you need to know about the British post-punk band’s concert in Dublin this weekend
Everything you need to know about the British singer-songwriter’s concert in Dublin this weekend
Everything you need to know about the Scottish band’s concert in Dublin this weekend
Arts Act of 2003 makes no mention of textiles, design or craft, an indication of official neglect
Coralstown native reveals location beneath ‘huge beech trees’ where ‘there would have been ancient forts’
Women have played an often unsung role in the history of Ireland, and of our great houses. This summer, why not take a trip to visit them?
Dead Zoo renovations likely to last for several years, but popular exhibits to be moved elsewhere
A new initiative aims to preserve and promote the Travelling community’s heritage
The presumptive taoiseach used a familiar quote when introducing himself as leader, but whose line was it anyway?
The Murmur of Bees at National Museum of Ireland - Country Life will underline crucial role of bee population in biodiversity, and features artwork by Harry Clarke
Those who donate items get tax relief worth 80 per cent of the value of the heritage item
Everything you need to know about the band’s concert on Friday, August 25th
Johanna and Klara Söderberg are visibly moved by response to their first Irish appearance in five years
More than 100 skeletons excavated from site of Bullitt Hotel development off Capel Street
Thousands of objects acquired while Ireland was part of the British Empire remain in Irish museums
National Museum of Country Life in Co Mayo has started gathering pandemic-related items - from face masks to empty vaccine vials to Dr Tony Holohan’s tie - to remember the health crisis
Metal detector user fined €1,000 for illegal discovery of medieval artefacts
Dr Audrey Whitty wants to ‘showcase our beautiful building, introduce our national collections and meet visitors face to face’
Concerns raised about the draft legislation relate to cost, indemnity and the sheer level of potential work
Birds animate our physical world but so many species in Ireland are rapidly winging it towards extinction
Definitive history of Irish Jews presented to the National Library of Israel
The season outside may be frightful, but there’s lots to do that’s delightful this Halloween
Donal O’Donnell launches programme to mark impact of 1922 on Irish legal system
Commemoration for all who died in Irish Civil War to take place on ‘neutral date’
Video project is a race against the clock to capture the many details of a vanishing era
Parade will return on March 17th and festival quarter to be set-up in Collins Barracks
A showcase of Irish art and design brought a fleeting moment of unity before the Civil War
Rev Conn Auld bought the canoe from some boys who were about to throw it on a bonfire
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Full general election coverage including analysis and results for all 43 constituencies
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices
