Patriot was executed in 1803 but his remains disappeared and have never been found

‘Can I not be at home in more than one place?’

Ballinascorney House comprises a restored original house and enormous added wing

A unique institution continues to accommodate those people of divergent political views

America Letter: One hundred years ago a tour failed to co-opt official America to Ireland’s cause

America Letter: Irish nationalist hero had huge influence on Abraham Lincoln

Michael Collins began an audacious plan on April 4th, 1919, to appeal to people to fund an underground government

The search is on as rare 20 pence is set to fetch up to €5,000

The landmark Dublin cafe has launched a guided tour to show off its artistic glories

A Faberge hat pin, Waterford glass chandeliers and iconic fashion photograph

Win a €250 Kenny’s hamper, delivered anywhere in the world. Ah, go on, go on, go on ....

What sold and what’s coming up in the auction rooms

Trinity College Dublin Historical Society to celebrate its gilded, and star-studded, history

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

Developments along the quays helping to advertise opportunities offered by city

Committee ‘distraught’ that event will not go ahead but will continue plans for 2020 event

Martha Wilmot published the memoirs of Princess Ekaterina Romanovna Dashkova

Brother Allen’s vast collection of 13,000 historic objects to be made available

Karen Howes was commissioned to fit out a former Quaker hospital in Donnybrook

Varadkar guest at Patrick Geoghegan’s wedding last year

Judge in Green Street Courthouse hears stories of progress and personal setbacks

Historian says 1916 document should be read in entirety not judged on individual phrases

Many would consider honouring of Proclamation signatory long overdue, says Higgins

‘In the commemorations to follow we will be called to summon up forgiveness’

Did those revolutionary men and women fight for my liberation too?

For their collaboration commemorating the Rising at the NCH, Colm Tóibín and Donnacha Dennehy have focused on the uneasy time when Casement and Conrad shared quarters in the Belgian colony

Lissadell House document shows Rising leaders studied Robert Emmet’s plans

Papers released by Lissadell House owners reveal jailed Countess at lowest ebb in 1916

Former presidents Mbeki and Mkapa, and former minister Khurshid in After Empire talk

Long a Gaelic revivalist, Pearse was a latecomer to politics and gunfire, his unfortunate brother an even later one

Anti-corruption lawyer (26) 5th generation descendant of patriot’s brother

14-week explainer series offered by university on its YouTube and iTunes channels

Long before he introduced Napoleon to his Waterloo (200 years ago on June 18th), the idle young duke-to-be could be found carousing the hot spots of his native Dublin. Let’s take the tour

Young people are, by every measure, a marginalised group in Irish society

In the 1803 Proclamation of Independence, Robert Emmet wrote: ‘Show to the world that the Irish are not only a brave, but also a generous and forgiving people’

Famous Dublin cafe to undergo a six-month redevelopment which will see it halve in size

Reverting to the four quarter-finals format would address the gap between matches

David Dickson’s exploration of the city is a magnificent, and very readable, work of scholarship

Prints, engravings of Daniel O’Connell and Charles Stewart Parnell available