Lisney taps into global network with acquisition of Sotheby’s franchise
Clients of Sotheby’s International Realty’s Irish office include Chris de Burgh
Paddy Casey: ‘I remember hearing Supertramp and crying in the bath because it was amazing’
The singer-songwriter on his musical influences, new finds, and performer daughter
Durer, Rembrandt and Pissarro prints among works in Dublin exhibition
Edward Twohig to exhibit 140 works in Dublin from his private collection
‘If I was minister for housing’ ... David McWilliams’s plan for €220k homes
A site-value tax and co-operative building are among the economist’s housing crisis solutions
The Irish Times Summer Nights festival: Everything you need to know
Chris O’Dowd, Maureen Dowd and Mary Lou McDonald among guests for online series
Irish Times Summer Nights festival: Final details revealed
Chris O’Dowd and Mary Lou McDonald among those appearing at this year’s event
Take a look inside Chris de Burgh’s Wicklow mansion
Singer’s 27ac estate, for sale at €12.5m, has guest cottages, swimming pool and panic room
We’ve had decades of poverty, stifled dreams and lives unlived. But look on the bright side
RTÉ’s The Way We Were successfully dusted off the Reeling in the Years formula
Patrick Freyne’s favourite art: Things that should be trash but are actually brilliant
Z Nation, The Monkees, Buffy and 2000AD are fine examples of brilliance by stealth
Phil Lynott: ‘I didn’t know how shy he was, how awkward, and scared of rejection’
In Songs for While I’m Away, Emer Reynolds shows the Thin Lizzy star in a new light
Did you know Last Christmas used to be called Stephen’s Day Is a Bit Sh*t?
Wham, Shaky v Noddy, Chris Rea v traffic: Patrick Freyne analyses some Christmas classics
To the manor born? Nine country estates to buy now
Live like a lord or lady on estates from Abbey Leix to Seafield House
Extra Ordinary: The film's most valuable asset is Maeve Higgins
Review: This intimate romp about everyday people packs in a lot. Maybe too much
Surprising sea views beside Dalkey village – and Chris de Burgh – for €2m
This gorgeous upside-down house has made the very most of its sea views to the rear while enjoying a great location on the village outskirts
Galway Film Fleadh: ‘My spare liver is in my suitcase’
There was lots of comedy and a little Celtic misery at the famously bibulous festival
Miriam Lord: Scuttling things in the Dáil bars
A rat in TDs’ midst; Shane Ross’s birthday; Dr Reilly’s tie; hands, knees and boomps-a-daisy
Chris de Burgh selling his Wicklow estate for €12.5m
Singer’s eight-bed Georgian mansion on 27 acres is among priciest sales of recent years
What is Jailbreak and why are we taking part?
Students Amy Worrall and Fátimah Alaya are about to head off on an adventure
White Dalkey hideaway home with sea views for €3.2m
Epworth on Rockfort Avenue offers five bedrooms and 300sq m of space
Never mind church. Let’s take Hozier to Eurovision
Other countries throw stars and hit songwriters at the contest. Is there any path back to glory?
What’s Ireland’s favourite Christmas song, we wondered. So we asked you . . .
Almost 3,000 people on Twitter returned a clear winner from a four-strong shortist
Irish in Caribbean batten down hatches as Irma approaches
‘For the believers among us, it is a good time to pray’
The appeal of Phil Collins? It's his friendly, happy face
Phil Collins, who plays Dublin on Sunday, is hip again – but for Patrick Freyne he always was
In praise of Chris de Burgh, musical genius
The singer’s finest songs demolish the caricature that he’s just a Daniel O’Donnell for Dart users. Indeed, if ever an artist was ripe for rehabilitation it is de Burgh
Interlinked Donnybrook Victorian houses for sale at €6m
Substantial properties in heart of Dublin 4 offer scope for apartments or boutique hotel
Because she’s worth it: short breaks to take with your mum
Looking for ideas for a Mother's Day present? Why not book one of these great getaways that you can enjoy with your mum?
You’re hired! Trump’s mixed messages on rumoured cabinet picks
Republican mulling a mix of insiders and outsiders for top administration positions
Celebration of Irish composers neglects women and living composers under 30
Composing the Island festival is huge, but it neglects women and living composers under 30
Lady in bread: why Rosanna Davison has the pastry police up in arms
It's all the fault of gluten, says former Miss World Rosanna Davison, as she sets out to put our diets to right
Féile 1990: Trip to Tipp 25 years on
Ireland went to Italia ’90, Nelson Mandela was released, the Berlin Wall was demolished – and the Féile festival changed Irish music forever
Longitude day one review: Todd Terje, Young Fathers, Hozier
Young Fathers put in a shout for best set of the festival so far, while Hozier gets the live firepower he needs. Plus, highlights for day two
Longitude: a festival that feels free of the usual hassles
Main stage shifts to west, making arena feel bigger and letting crowd soak up setting sun
Tributes paid to chef and critic Paolo Tullio at funeral
Humanist ceremony held in crowded Examination Hall at Trinity College Dublin
Fight Like Apes: ‘We left the label because we wanted to do it on our own... as it turned out, we’re not experts’
Fight Like Apes co-founders Jamie Fox and MayKay Geraghty tell Tony Clayton-Lea about the five years from their second to their third and what happened in between
‘I’ve learned how much we are liked as a nation since moving abroad’
‘Ireland and Me’: Niamh Guiney, Frankfurt, Germany
British ambassador praises spirit of first World War commemoration
Dominick Chilcott says remembrance should be true to the vision of poet Tom Kettle
Reality bites in top house sales of 2013
With transaction levels improving, it was the former Celtic Tiger trophy homes, including those in the embassy belt and south Dublin suburbs, that finally found their real market value this year as the residential property price register shed a light on quieter deals
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