The wild artistic way: Connemara paintings seen in NY, London ahead of April sale
This small outcrop on the edge of Europe, with its reefs, promontories and blankets of bog is steeped in artistic history
The forgotten artist behind Ireland’s favourite painting
Frederic William Burton disappeared from the cultural radar within a few years of his death
The magic and mystery behind Ireland’s favourite painting
The painter of ‘Hellelil and Hildebrand, the Meeting on the Turret Stairs’ hated the smell of paint
Emergency works carried out at Dun Aengus monument
Support scaffolding erected at Inis Mór site as support wall endangered at prehistoric fort
Archaeologist calls for State remedial unit after Storm Rachel coastal erosion
Midden deposits in Roundstone among areas damaged
Weekend of careers fairs, toy trains and musical festivals ahead
More than 10,000 have registered for Career Zoo at the Convention Centre in Dublin
Glasnevin Cemetery’s O’Connell Tower to reopen to public
Restoration programme to be completed by October
A window on life in the west before the Famine
William Evans’s 1830s watercolours of Galway, Connemara and Mayo convey a sense of extreme beauty allied with inhospitable desolation
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