Developments in Limerick are nearing completion and there is interest at all levels of the market, says Kevin O’Neill

Asking prices in Co Clare have soared in the last year but a lack of new builds and issues facing first-time buyers have slowed down the market.

A lack of new builds is undermining the potential of the housing market in Co Tipperary.

Catherine Costigan isn't joking when she says she's "not a very good thrash-talker". Instead, she's a very smart spokesperson for Mixed Martial Arts (MMA)

The UK’s impending departure from the EU has had an impact on the property market in Co Kerry, making a big dent in the sale of holiday houses in particular.

The Tánaiste along with developer Michael O’Flynn says the northside has massive potential.

Several factors define city market, including parents buying for children and foreign demand writes Kevin O’Neill.

Residential property data shows a slowdown in the level of house-price increases, particularly in the Dublin region. Alan Healy examines the figures and speaks to industry experts about the impact on Munster

With sustainable, locally-made goods in high demand, the best Cork and Kerry food producers are coming together to showcase their products as Munster’s largest indoor food market returns to Cork CIty Hall, writes Ciara McDonnell.

As part of our Made in Munster series, we are talking to local firms devoted to helping individuals and families make the best of their finances, writes Gráinne McGuinness.

The Arts Council loan initiative, which sees works put on display across the country, is proving particularly therapeutic in hospitals — for staff, patients and their families, discovers Helen O’Callaghan.

North Cork basket-maker Diane Carton is optimistic that a growing interest in sustainability and climate change will help revive what was once a flourishing Irish craft, writes Ellie O’Byrne.

Purchasing a thatched cottage was a decision that would change Liam Broderick’s life. Kya deLongchamps meets the long-time thatcher

RTÉ TV presenter Dáithí Ó Sé develops his own style of parenting from hs past experiences as a ringmaster in Duffy’s Circus and as a singer on stage with The Chieftains.

Lacemakers in Limerick want to preserve their unique craft for future generations and hope to gain UNESCO heritage status, writes Ellie O’Byrne.

Friends and Young Offenders actors Shane Casey and Dominic MacHale speak to Pat Fitzpatrick about struggling to make it but why they are not seeking out fame.

Karen Cunneen-Bilbow Owner, Fabricate Ireland

Put provenance first this season and make 'Made in Munster' the label to be seen in. With outstanding craftmanship and commitment to quality, these homegrown designers are making Munster-made fashion wish list worthy around the world. Shopping local has never looked so good. Carolyn Moore reports.

Charleville hurley maker Tony McCauliffe lives and breathes GAA. He inherited the North Cork business that makes custom hurleys for some of Munster’s biggest stars from his father, writes Ellie O’Byrne.

Carol O’Callaghan continues her round-up of home interior shops in country towns and the outer reaches of our cities, finding more treasure troves which offer something new and a touch of exclusivity

Volunteers from the multinational tech company harvest food fresh from Fota Gardens, writes Peter Dowdall.

John’s chairs will last a lifetime, but he is also passing on his knowledge to a new generation, writes Ellie O’Byrne.

IDA Ireland is experiencing its highest ever level of employment in client companies with all regions experiencing growth.

In today’s uncertain world, it is more than ever vital that Irish business takes every possible step to ensure growth and profitability.

Apple has been operating in Ireland since 1980 when it opened a manufacturing facility in Cork.

Clodagh Finn visits UCC’s world-leading microbiome centre, where researchers are exploring new ways to use intestinal bacteria to improve our mental and physical health, including the possibility of developing a probiotic capsule to help control weight

Esther N McCarthy mixes it up with spins on kitchen classics, Munster-based design news plus an absolute diamond of a pouf

Helen Kelleher talks to Ken Murphy of CareerWise Recruitment

“My mum said, ‘Why would you go to a manufacturing plant where you’re the only woman?’”

The best getaways might be closer to home than you think. Thomas Breathnach showcases some of the top holiday destinations our province has to offer

Laura Whalen is a Munster-based dollmaker and mother-of-five, and the founder of the Bábóg project, a community crafting drive to make a commemorative doll for all the babies born in Irish mother and baby homes.

Munster offers so many hidden gems with bargains, ideas and must-have products for the interiors enthusiast who is always on the lookout for something new, writes Carol O’Callaghan.

Aileen Lee in conversation with ceramicist Hedi O'Neill.

Kya deLongchamps talks to Alison Ospina who has reinvented the household chair.

Fiann Ó Nualláin follows in the footsteps of the Fianna as he explores a province’s hills and vales.