The sale of Irish and International art by Whyte’s goes on view at the RDS in Dublin today.

Des O’Sullivan reports on stellar prices and previews upcoming sales

Millions of euro of Irish art will change hands in coming weeks, with prices to suit everyone, writes Des O’Sullivan.

A favourite haunt of artists, Achill Island sets the scene for an auction on Sunday. Des O’Sullivan reports.

You can view Morgan O'Driscoll's sale online or in person, writes Des O'Sullivan.

Des O’Sullivan previews the Irish art on offer at upcoming Dublin and London sales

The summer has begun well for sellers, reports Des O’Sullivan

Des O’Sullivan previews Whyte’s sale which features a number of leading names from the Irish art world

The auction house is to be commended, writes Des O’Sullivan.

The Birth of Modernism in Irish Art 1920-1960 is the title of an exhibition running at the State Apartment Galleries in Dublin Castle until August 18.

Eve Kelliher looks at what’s happening in the worlds of art and interiors.

Des O’Sullivan previews major sales of classic and modern art in London and Dublin.

Des O’Sullivan looks forward to some of the exhibitions that are due to open in the coming weeks.

Auction brought in an estimated €1.8 million for Irish art on Monday evening, writes Des O’Sullivan.

A new exhibition featuring many rarely seen paintings is set to take place at The Hunt Museum, Limerick.

Des O’Sullivan on an important and historic sale of primary sources for the Irish revolutionary period. 

A Paul Henry painting is among the works going under the hammer at the RDS, writes Des O’Sullivan.

Antique Cork furniture, GAA memorabilia and a range of artwork are on sale, writes Des O’Sullivan.

Des O’Sullivan previews an Irish and international art auction with an embarrassment of riches.

A 13-year-old road traffic collision victim died of a traumatic brain injury as a result of the incident, an inquest heard.

Despite brisk bidding, Des O’Sullivan hears auctioneers are finding it difficult to source top quality works.

The winter selling season for Irish art continues apace next week with major sales by Morgan O’Driscoll at the RHA Gallery in Dublin next Monday at 6pm and by James Adam on Wednesday at 6pm.

Work by Jack Butler Yeats and a model of the Church of St Anne are stand-outs, writes Des O’Sullivan.

Sotheby’s is an important springboard to showcase Irish art like The Disasters of War says Des O’Sullivan.

Des O’Sullivan reports on a September sale in London which features a strong list of top modern Irish artists.

Des O’Sullivan notices some low estimates on pieces of art by famous Irish artists in Whyte’s online-only auction.

Forthcoming sales feature work by Irish artists, writes Des O’Sullivan.

LISMORE FESTIVAL ANTIQUES FAIR 

Des O’Sullivan says an upsurge in interest at some sales might indicate a change in Irish buying patterns.

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Des O’Sullivan looks ahead to a sale of quality furniture in Carrigtwohill.

Des O’Sullivan previews a sale in Dublin, which is already exciting interest in previews in Cork and London.

Royal Yacht Squadron escorting Queen Victoria to Cork by George Mounsey Wheatley Atkinson was bought by a private collector from Cobh for €28,000 at Woodward’s auction.

There is confidence at Woodward’s that the Atkinson painting of the Royal Yacht Squadron escorting Queen Victoria to Cork Harbour in August 1849, (dubbed ‘Famine Queen’ at the time), will find a buyer at auction today. 

A pair of incredibly rare Kinsale silver trefid spoons which Weldons will bring to the National Antiques and Vintage Fair in Limerick.

Des O’Sullivan looks at 20th century Irish art at de Vere’s auction.