Designer Róisín Lafferty: ‘No one has any excuse not to express themselves’
Róisín Lafferty’s gallery is a step into the designer’s world. With prices starting around €2,400, buyers will be looking for something that endures
Author Danielle McLaughlin: ‘I’m really interested in whether we are using rituals or they are using us’
Danielle McLaughlin’s new novel is inspired by her friend Siobhán Rea’s ritual of daily drawings
What should a museum look like? London’s Irish-designed V&A East Museum could have the answer
O’Donnell+Tuomey’s new branch of the Victoria and Albert Museum, in the city’s East Bank quarter, is part of a rethink of what such institutions should do
Fjords, hot springs and puffin-watching: making memories on a cruise from Norway to Iceland
Viking Ocean Cruise’s trip from Norway to Iceland, via the Faroe Islands, makes for a marvellously mythic experience
Key Learnings from Cross-Market Synergetic Alignment: A mouthful of a title, a giddy ride of an exhibition
The Royal Hibernian Academy’s latest show gets under the skin of consumer culture. But is it funny?
Ireland’s best foodie destinations: Perfect restaurants, lovely pubs and local produce
We’ve got boots on the ground on four Irish culinary destinations recommended by you – Abbeyleix, Kinsale, Carrick-on-Shannon and Belfast
Alannah Weston, retail dynasty heiress: ‘Ireland is where it all started for my family. This is like coming home’
Businesswoman speaks affectionately about her mother’s legacy and announces foundation’s €7m donation to Trinity College
Performance artist Nigel Rolfe: ‘Gay Byrne asked me what I was doing in the Late Late studio’
His work has been seen by millions, but the artist, who has a new show at Dublin’s Green on Red gallery, remains deliberately low key
Benidorm: Why a trip to the Spanish coastal city might surprise you
Is it time for Benidorm to get a critical re-evaluation?
Inside Apple’s new Cork building: An exercise in corporate sleekness
Architects Scott Tallon Walker have delivered subtle curves and a muted palette at the tech giant’s Hollyhill Five facility
Tavares Strachan: ‘What else am I going to say other than I got my name through slavery?’
The artist’s Encyclopedia of Invisibility restores the histories of thousands of people. Now his sculptures are bringing some of those stories to Dublin
Touring exhibition reimagining Palestinian artist’s lost work comes to Belfast
Exiled from Haifa months later, Maroun Tomb lost all but the names of oil paintings featured in his 1947 hometown exhibition
Art to travel for: From Rothko in Florence to David Lynch in Berlin and Abramović in Copenhagen
There’s plenty to spice up a city break across Europe in the first six months of the year
‘You can never replace it’: The artist capturing precious memories from dementia patients
Mick O’Kelly’s powerful stained-glass art gives a view into the minds of people with cognitive impairment
A Dublin salvage yard’s treasures: ‘These would have cost around €1,000. We’re selling them for €80’
At Mac’s Warehouse, Dublin’s oldest family-run salvage yard, nothing goes to waste