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As a potent piece of Ireland’s history, the castle is truly a national treasure. We should handle it with a lot more care

Author Nicola Pierce charts the notable, and often tumultuous, events that took place on the capital’s main thoroughfare north of the Liffey

A sale by Fonsie Mealy in Castlecomer, Co. Kilkenny, is brimful of interest, writes Des OSullivan

De Búrca Rare Books has treasures for sale on the secondary market, including books by Yeats once owned by the poet Siegfried Sassoon and the actor John Mills

A notoriously crooked city

Irish people have made a profoundly commendable contribution in presenting Hindu civilization in a positive light to the western world.

A 300-year-old library chamber in the educational epicenter of Dublin, Ireland, has become world-famous for its stunning interior ...

In the late eighteenth century, the artist James Malton captured Dublin at a moment in time. The engraver and watercolourist gave us some of the most iconic depictions of buildings including the Custom House, Powerscourt Townhouse and the Irish parliament on College Green. In this talk, art historian Kathryn Milligan will examine Malton and his Dublin works.

Dr Lynn’s 1916 Rising Service Medal for sale with €20k-€30k estimate