Ruth O’Connor discovers Margaret O’Connor’s mischievous street art millinery popping up in some unusual spots.

Oscar Wilde was the most famous — and notorious — of his family but they were already a wild bunch long before his scandalous downfall. Mary Leland reads between the lines of a chronicle of fortune and misfortune.

One of Cork’s largest towns is set to become a test location for the future shaping of Ireland’s regional towns.

Today marks the anniversary of the death of the author of Pride and Prejudice. Robert Hume explains how her ‘Irish friend’ put fame and fortune above a chance to marry a penniless writer.