Organisation: Art

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

general

Line up for Choice Music Prize means judges face tough task picking a winner

Those who have to decide who gets the RTÉ Choice Music Prize tonight face a difficult task picking an album of the year from a very strong line-up, writes Ed Power

home and gardens

Antique and fine arts: McGuinness collection on auction at Hegarty’s

Back gardens boast wildlife in suburban England

news

Expo fulfils artist’s dream

farming

Denise Hall: The ART of a voice for autistic people

fashion and beauty

Kate's top 10 fashion moments

Class action

SUBMISSIONS to a state body charged with redrawing constituency boundaries hardly make for interesting reading.

Tue, 24 Jan, 2012

Why we must take control of this ethical minefield

Guidelines for assisted human reproduction must be cemented by legislation, writes Catherine Shanahan.

Wed, 17 Nov, 2010

Tests to begin on mystery ‘Caravaggio’ painting

ART officials yesterday unveiled the painting at the centre of the latest Caravaggio mystery, after the Vatican newspaper first suggested and then denied that the canvas was the work of the Italian master.

Wed, 28 Jul, 2010

Visitor strikes Picasso painting

A NOTABLE painting by Pablo Picasso will undergo repairs after a visitor to New York City’s Metropolitan Museum of Art accidentally lost her balance and struck it.

Tue, 26 Jan, 2010

WMSC to review punishment policy after Piquet fallout

THE World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) appear set to review their policy in relation to punishing team members following the latest scandal to blight Formula One.

Fri, 18 Sep, 2009

Renault chief calls for calm

Renault president and CEO Carlos Ghosn has presented a calm front in the wake of the storm currently surrounding the manufacturer’s Formula One team.

Thu, 17 Sep, 2009

Art bows out of competition

Dutch Art has been retired and will take up stallion duties at the Cheveley Park Stud.

Wed, 17 Oct, 2007

Haydock aim for Art

Dutch Art is likely to bid for Group One sprint glory in next month’s Betfred Sprint Cup providing the going is suitable.

Tue, 07 Aug, 2007

Secret on course for Haydock

Sakhee’s Secret and Dutch Art, first and second in the July Cup, head an impressive 54 entries for the Betfred Sprint Cup at Haydock on September 8.

Tue, 17 Jul, 2007

O'Brien points Mountain at Guineas

Aidan O’Brien has suggested that Vodafone Derby fancy Eagle Mountain is more likely to run in the Boylesports 2000 Guineas at the Curragh next weekend.

Sat, 19 May, 2007

Cockney Rebel wins 2000 Guineas

Cockney Rebel, trained by Geoff Huffer and ridden by Olivier Peslier, won the Stan James 2000 Guineas at Newmarket.

Sat, 05 May, 2007

Premat to stay with ART

Alexandre Premat has targeted the GP2 championship after agreeing to stay on with the ART team for next season.

Thu, 05 Jan, 2006

O'Brien planning Arc raid

Aidan O’Brien has decided to let St Leger winner Scorpion take his chance in Sunday’s Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe.

Wed, 28 Sep, 2005

Sanders stars at Yarmouth

Seb Sanders showed great powers of improvisation today when he overcame a slipped saddle to pilot Extreme Beauty to victory at Yarmouth.

Tue, 19 Jul, 2005

World bids farewell to ‘a Pope for humanity’

NEARLY one million people prayed in a Polish field, North Americans slipped into pews before dawn and Asians gathered by the thousands at outdoor Masses in a global goodbye to Pope John Paul II yesterday.

Sat, 09 Apr, 2005

Parthus license new speech technology

Irish mobile technology provider Parthus [Nasdaq: PRTH, LSE: PRH] has licensed speech and handwriting recognition technologies from ART Advanced Recognition Technologies.

Wed, 13 Mar, 2002