The lives and loves of the Yeats family will be illuminated in letters, works of art and personal effects to be sold at Sotheby’s in London on September 27.

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

The influence of Cezanne can be clearly seen in Roderic O’Conor’s Still Life with Apples on a White Cloth. 

We could be looking at the next Jack Yeats, Francis Bacon, or Robert Ballagh if the quality of this year’s Texaco Children’s Art Compeition was anything to go by.

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

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

Sales at Whyte’s, de Veres, Adams and Morgan O’Driscoll will offer plenty of choice, writes Des O’Sullivan.

Des O’Sullivan reports on the important sale of Irish and International art in Dublin on February 23.

Des O’Sullivan reports on a major sale of Irish art which includes a widely exhibited painting by Jack Yeats.

MASTER works by Gerard Dillon and Nano Reid lead Whyte’s sale of Important Irish Art at the RDS on Monday at 6pm.

In 2013 there were buyers available, but a shortage of work at the top end of the market, writes Des O’Sullivan.

The Pikeman, by Jerome Connor, is for sale at Adam’s.

The boom buyers have vanished and lovers of more expensive Irish art can no longer afford it.

Art dealers, the Waddingtons, are selling up their elevated Ballycotton home, Tommy Barker reports on a seaside house that's chock full of collectibles.

FRESH from the success of selling a million euro artwork in Dublin last week auctioneers James Adam will hold the annual Country House Collections sale at Slane Castle, Co.

IF LIMERICK is a tale of two cities, its Radisson Blu is a tale of two hotels.

HE may have failed to win a seat in the local elections but a Corkman has pulled off a major diplomatic coup that could have huge spin-offs for Irish tourism.

JUNIOR Certificate science candidates who had done all their experiments should have been pleased with yesterday’s exams.

The internationally renowned Kilkenny artist Tony O'Malley has died at his home in Callan aged 89.