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Rosemary Smith, who has died aged 86, was one of Ireland’s best-known motor-sport drivers of the 20th century, blazing a trail in a heavily male-dominated sport; in 1965, at the wheel of a Hillman Imp, she became the only woman to win the Tulip Rally in the Netherlands.
Tony Rodgers, who has died at the age of 91, became a fashion trend-setter when his hairdressing salon in Dublin, The Witches Hut, became the centre of the emerging Swinging Sixties in the city.
Aaron Dahan had to rely on the kindness of strangers when his pro-Hamas workers quit his Uppern East Side cafe.
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The First Quarter, the award-winning designer’s memoir, reflects on the making of architecture and of the architect himself