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An application has been made to transform vacant commercial units in Wexford town centre into additional accommodation to house Ukrainian refugees.

It is envisaged that the work will start in April and take 16 weeks

A 3D image of a horseback rider atop his horse has been painted onto the wall of a house at Stirrup Lane in Dublin’s Smithfield. The image itself, Horseboy, is blurry and sees the young rider without a saddle or a stirrup.

Property Clinic: Do we have a right to clear vegetation to restore proper access to the footpath?

By Joe Barrett A Laois councilor has pushed back against a proposal by the International Protection Accommodation Service (IPAS), to house up to 36 people in a…

Street art has come up on the Leaving Certificate art examination on five separate occasions since first appearing in 2017

Inside Politics: The cat’s well and truly out of the bag and it would not be unreasonable for Government to provide a full explanation

Eoin Ó Broin’s legislation aims to facilitate ‘good quality public art’, while also including some ‘reasonable’ restrictions.

A member of Dublin City Council’s Arts, Culture and Recreation Strategic Policy Committee is calling on the Council to legalise public street art…

"There has to be some kind of process, you can't just put up any old thing anywhere"