Lankum march to the beat of their own tune too: in all its anarchic glory

Banksy and Andy Warhol works are among the pieces on sale in the coming weeks

Cowsheds, stables and other outhouses get a new lease of life in these barn conversions

This small outcrop on the edge of Europe, with its reefs, promontories and blankets of bog is steeped in artistic history

Bonhams in London to auction signed draft of The Words upon the Window Pane

A debut collection of stories about young people starts well but finally fails to convince

Frank McNally: An Irishman’s Diary

County’s footballers looking forward to throwing down the gauntlet to Galway again

A new app allows prospective buyers to visualise paintings on their own walls

Homesickness is set against the gritty background of labouring life in 1960s London

Malachy Clerkin, Amy Huberman, Una Mullally and more on their fathers as young men

A camera and light stuck to a mansion in London did not have planning permission

Historic property offered for €10m after Browne family got into financial difficulty

The last ever callcard produced in the country was in 2003

Round-up review: Tones That Are Tender by Berrie O’Neill, Ring of Kerry: The Postcard Collection by Kieran McCarthy, and Well, Here I Am in Ballycotton by Peter O’Shea

Four-bed terrace with original features for €1.475m

Historic Mayo property on sale after a long battle by Browne family to retain ownership

Will also prepare pilgrims for the International Congress in the Philippines next year

Subtitling software BLIS shows how college blends art and science

As our collaborative play approaches its finale, things are looking increasingly bleak for Mulcahy thanks to Genevieve Hulme-Beaman

Tickets are now on sale for a rehearsed reading of our collaborative play, featuring contributions from Tom Murphy, Enda Walsh, Sonya Kelly and many more

The Arc, a new project by ‘The Irish Times’ in association with Dublin Theatre Festival, has asked Tom Murphy to begin a play, then hand it on to fellow writers to continue

Mike and Lou Soden bought 37 Mespil Road in 2002 when he became chief executive at Bank of Ireland. They upgraded the canal bank property and are now moving on to the late Albert Reynolds’s former apartment on Anglesea Road

Stressed cattle tense muscles and produce tough meat, but music seems to relax them

At a grand dinner many years ago, Heaney made a nice gesture in honour of my father, who had recently died

Paintings had been consigned to sale by the heirs of the late Mervyn Solomon

Mark Patrick Hederman told the Percy French Summer School a new Seanad should be constituted and should include artists.