Altar wine and Music for Babies CD up for grabs at seminary auction
Former seminary in Drumcondra selling contents in aid of Ukrainian refugees
Fáilte Ireland unveils €9m funding for outdoor dining spaces
‘These structures are designed with full understanding of what the Irish climate is’
Larry Dunne: The life and death of a notorious Dublin drug dealer
Dunne introduced heroin to capital and went on the run after a change of clothes in a pub
The ultimate guide to college life in Ireland
Just what is student life like in and around our main third-level campuses?
How comedy and drama can help communicate complex scientific theories
American physicist Jessamyn Fairfield turned her improvised comedy routine into a science communication tool, while Irish engineer/actor Niamh Shaw imagines a trip to Mars in a new play
Nightclub, retail business and property purchase at centre of Cab inquiry
Nine properties searched by Criminal Assets Bureau - Rolex watches, documents, drone, cash seized
Annual Dublin parishes Christmas appeal takes place this weekend
Sunday Mass of Remembrance for deceased babies and bereaved families in Francis St
‘Dublin Oldschool’: The making of a summer street movie
Emmet Kirwan and Dave Tynan are shooting a low-budget film in Dublin's crowded city centre
Cracks appearing in Kinahan cartel as gardaí close net
Crime gang suspects in custody and facing long jail sentences reveal what they know
Home Front: Interiors, design, events and people
Luxury headboards, NCAD glass works, and apartments at the Park, Kenmare
Tributes left outside Regency on David Byrne anniversary
Armed gardaí outside church on Francis Street amid fears of further retaliation
In debt to Constable: Graham Crowley’s magic modern art
Artists’s response to ‘The Hay Wain’ is not nostalgia but modernity. Plus Stephen Loughman is inspired by WI postcards and Brian Fay explores time and change
Visual art: The unpredictable magic of Merlin James
A retrospective displays the Welsh painter’s ‘art of deceptive modesty’
Graveyard shift: A day with the dead of Glasnevin Cemetery
The heroes of 1916 may be the initial draw for many, but Dublin’s Glasnevin Cemetery is full of weird and wonderful stories, from mocking gravestones to murderous elephants
Visual art round-up: East meets West in the centre of the void
The vital art in Bill Lynch’s first ever exhibition (sadly posthumous) displays a heavy Chinese influence
Funeral of Eddie Hutch passes peacefully
Garda operation low-key but in force as murdered man laid to rest in Glasnevin
David Byrne funeral: Hundreds attend Mass in Dublin
Coffin is carried by eight young men, all wearing similar black suits and blue shirts
How Music Works: Is it possible to teach rock’n’roll?
Niall Byrne talks to Irish people who make a living in the music industry. This week, Dara Kilkenny of the British and Irish Modern Music Institute in Dublin
Grand gestures and a forbidding landscape | Visual art round-up
Michael Coleman puts on an almost perfect show; a piece of Birmingham moves to Temple Bar; and Amelia Stein goes close to the edge
A day in a charity shop: ‘A lot of wealthy women come in’
Our Consumer Affairs Correspondent volunteers in an Oxfam shop. Beyond the feel-good factor, it’s a fascinating retail experience: the prices can’t be beaten and the donations range from tat to gold – literally
Lemass family silver sold
O’Reilly’s auction in Francis St, Dublin on included silver gifts presented to the late Seán Lemass, a former Fianna Fáil leader and Taoiseach
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