David Roy takes an affectionate look back at some of the highs and lows of this legendary south Belfast nightspot, now ...
Early last year, designer Tara Lenney invited us to follow along as she renovated and designed a 1928 Tudor in Oak Cliff for ...
Creating a new theater company is a daunting undertaking. It’s an uphill battle of financing, programming, management, ...
Congratulations to Claremorris man, Darragh Joyce, who was part of the Dublin City University (DCU) team that won the ...
Aghanloo is a piece of architectural history that’s luxurious and certainly a break away from the norm. With its stunning ...
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As we piece together 1960s Dublin, I see my father’s memory loss as a re-creation of the past where the essence stays trueA part of my new novel The Glass House is set in Dublin in 1963. It tells the story of a philosopher with Nazi sympathies and his daughters Aisling and Stella, who try to escape him and his ideas.
For customers of the Sturgeon Bay Post Office, it’s a familiar scene. The “Fruits of Sturgeon Bay” mural up high on the wall ...
ESTELLA LAUTER How to map the route of one who traveled continents, lived through men and war to find her way at last in ...
Culture without the crowds – spring in the white swan of cities is a great option for a family break, writes Liam Clancy.
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