Dynamic Dalkey house rises from the rocks
A rocky north-facing site was the starting point for this stunning home with panoramic sea views
A rocky north-facing site was the starting point for this stunning home with panoramic sea views
It pays to do your homework on the range of professional services available
After a long stint abroad, it was time to put down roots in a classic comfortable redbrick
Chasing sharks, cuddling stingray, riding bareback in the warm sea, the Caribbean islands offer an exhilarating escape
It took a daring design linking garden and house to get planning permission
Take a holiday with a difference in the Veneto region of northeast Italy
Architect Mark Arigho on the house he created among trees in Foxrock
A gloomy B&B in Drumcondra has been converted to let in the light
Sometimes it just takes a little role-play to ensure you end up with the desired result
The return of neon, Wood Awards results and making new photos as good as old
‘I took to the piste like a natural, but getting myself back up after a fall was a challenge’
Experts discuss the latest trends in interiors, how to chose the perfect paint and much more
A week alternately cruising on and cycling along the EU’s longest river is a trip back into ye olde Europe
For this year’s winning home designs, architects came up with ingenious solutions to size and other restrictions
Pick up tips and ideas at ‘The Irish Times’ events at the Ideal Home Show this weekend
Europe’s highest country above sea level offers fine dining and exciting skiing
When the snow melts, the fearless amuse themselves by hurtling down the mountains on bikes
Irish practice O’Donnell+Tuomey is on the shortlist of five for the prestigious Mies van der Rohe design award, but nine Irish practices also figured
A photo exhibition captures the new places of worship where Ireland’s newer religions are practised
London’s Everyman Theatre by Haworth Tompkin takes top award
An unusual addition to a former schoolhouse in Roscommon blends old and new well
A firm of Irish architects is addressing the question of how buildings make us feel at the ‘Sensing Spaces’ exhibition at the Royal Academy in London’s Piccadilly
As Cath Kidston’s jaunty fashion and homewares label opens a shop in central Dublin, Emma Cullinan finds that a mix of wittiness, quirkiness and surprise are the fabric of her success
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices