Des O’Sullivan urges you to catch Yeats and Freud’s IMMA show.

What to do with an unexpected €40,000?

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

Des O’Sullivan gives a preview of the Irish selection on offer at two sales in Dublin

Rosscarbery antiques fair offers plenty of variety, writes Des O’Sullivan.

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

From Father’s Day gifts to fancy breakfast trays, Esther N McCarthy rummages through the best of this week’s offerings

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

Des O’Sullivan casts an eye over Morgan O’Driscoll’s online art sale BISHOP Willie Walsh of Killaloe is generally considered by liberals in Ireland to be one of the good guys.

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

Two major art exhibitions that commemorate the Famine have gone on display in Skibbereen, West Cork.

Collectable yet affordable Irish work is going for sale online, says Des O’Sullivan

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

Des O’Sullivan reports on Irish sales which offer a choice of art and collectibles.

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.

Des O’Sullivan on an Invaluable service to art lovers and buyers.

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

Best of Sotheby’s

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

ONLINE AUCTION

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

Former press baron Tony O’Reilly is understood to have sold some of his art collection, with a number of works having gone under the hammer at auction last week.

The National Gallery is to pay consultants up to €75,000 to provide an economic assessment that will include a cost benefit analysis on its proposed €50m to €60m final phase of its Master Development Plan (MDP).

The scoreline at Whyte’s sale of sport and entertainment memorabilia on Monday could be summed up as GAA one, rugby nil. And James Bond trumped Madonna.

Des O’Sullivan says that 2015 has been a year when records were broken for sales of art and sculpture.

Harpist Caitriona Yeats performs this week at her childhood haunt of Thoor Ballylee, the tower house of her grandfather WB Yeats, says Alan O’Riordan

A select collection of works by Jack Butler Yeats and John Butler Yeats from the Model arts centre in Sligo, home of the important Niland Collection, have gone on tour for the first time with the opening of an exhibition in Wexford at the weekend.

Des O’Sullivan on the sale of historic Irish documents and paintings.

Three valuable paintings that were stolen from a house in Wicklow last year have been recovered, after a man cutting a hedge found them discarded in a black bag.

Dancer Michael Flatley has been stepping his way into the history books for the past 21 years — and now he’s tapping into the global art market, having reinvented himself as a painter.

One could not stop one’s foot tapping.

Des O’Sullivan says a 1936 oil by Jack B Yeats, ‘Hearing The Nightingale’, is exciting featured lot.

At first glance, the painting ‘On the Run, War of Independence’ by Sean Keating appears to depict a volunteer checking his mobile phone.

JOHN CREEDON presents a music show on RTÉ Radio 1 weeknights from the RTÉ Cork studios, and also the Fleadh Cheoil series on RTÉ One television on Fridays at 7.30pm.

Ger Wilkes from Malahide in Dublin has won this year's Liffey Swim.