Tell Me About It: She is almost rude to us and is certainly ungenerous in all her dealings with us

Laura Kennedy: Australian homes are constructed neither for summer nor winter, but rather accommodate a spirit of personal toughness in the face of a vast, capricious and indomitable natural landscape

If Kneecap’s pro-Palestine stance is noisy and relentless, it’s right up there with the band’s marketing nous

Broken system places further emphasis on State to focus on increasing supply

Taxes can be a powerful push factor for people to downsize

Tyrone’s Eoin McElholm also marked himself out as a special talent in a thrilling weekend at GAA headquarters

First tour match provided Andy Farrell with useful insights but focus remains on winning the Tests

This will be our 25th summer together. None of us know how many more summers we have left

Greek party island is buzzing this week with Irish teenagers enjoying blistering heat, booze cruises and beach parties

Man says order is ‘incredibly frustrating’ and ‘completely at odds’ with Government drive to switch to EV

Dublin 7 property, which last sold for €57m in 2019, is fully occupied with 90 per cent of space let to the OPW

Stillorgan

Dunnes Stores warehouse at Unit 1 Stadium Business Park sold

Unit 5, Broomhill Business Complex, comes with large, gated yard and 27 car-parking spaces

Four properties in Dublin, Kildare and Clare are all let to Centric Health

Holding of 35.7 acres is near Sallins train station and M7 motorway

Return for private sector from housing needs to compensate for risks taken and foregone returns from investment in other countries

Musician and art historian Lyndsey McDougall on her muse Lily Yeats, and the unexpected convergence of religion and rock’n’roll

A Belgian artist’s grá for Achill Island; ideas and the country house; the Celtic revival; an Anglo-Irish aristocrat’s memoirs

Living outside Ireland, many of us maintain strong ties to our homeland