Anti-modernist Seán Keating would have strong words for non-fungible tokens

Adam’s and Whyte’s art sales both feature paintings by the Limerick-born artist

The misunderstood, useless and brilliant artists of the Irish diaspora

Post-Famine identity and the diaspora are the focus of a book rich in anecdote and detail

Yeats’s very first oil painting to go on sale next month

Adam’s and De Vere’s sales offer a chance to purchase work from Ireland’s top artists

Ireland’s most magnificently controversial art exhibitions

ROSC events were extraordinarily ambitious but to reprise them would be a mistake

The Irish art of summer: Bray, Sligo or Spain?

Auctions at Whyte’s and Adam’s on view this weekend

Bust of ‘Man of Aran’ star

Portrait of ‘Tiger King’ to be auctioned next month

A big score for this Tipperary hurler

Today is a good day for Sean Keating’s charcoal drawing of his own painting, ‘The Tipperary Hurler’, to go on auction in Dublin

Analysis: McNulty IMMA appointment seems like an old-fashioned ready-up

Heather Humphreys’ performance in Seanad does not bode well for future as Minister

Cork progress to Camogie final

Wexford’s challenge laid to rest by second-half display

A good haul at de Veres art auction

Arts Council appoints new chair and board members

Sheila Pratschke succeeds Pat Moylan as chair of council

It’s not great art, but it is good mythmaking

Seán Keating wanted to establish an authentically Irish school of art. It’s debatable how successful he was, but there’s no denying the importance of his paintings to our history