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

Des O’Sullivan previews the August bank holiday weekend auctions in Ballyconneely, Connemara.

Eve Kelliher looks at what’s happening in the worlds of art and interiors.

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

Stuck for ways to broaden your cultural horizons this week? Des O’Driscoll has some suggestions for you.

Des O’Sullivan takes a look at the forthcoming auction of furniture and art at Lynes and Lynes in Co Cork.

Des O’Sullivan finds top names for sale in Skibbereen auction.

The seven-year-old was just getting in the spirit of #Limerick 2020.

Limerick is currently bidding to be the European Capital of Culture in 2020 and yesterday, as the judges arrived, there was a city-wide celebration, with events highlighting all the different elements of Limerick’s culture - including art.

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. 

Des O’Driscoll shares the latest news from the world of showbiz

Des O’Sullivan looks at a number of different art works on offer through three auction houses in the capital.

Des O’Sullivan on the work of 19th century artist, James Mahony, who painted the major events of his time.

Billed by Dolan’s as the first of the big summer marquee auctions, the antiques and collectibles sale at Kelly’s Resort Hotel, Rosslare, at 1pm tomorrow offers much to interest collectors.

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

Irish art will come under the hammer in Dublin and London next week. Fresh from his viewing in Skibbereen last weekend Morgan O’Driscoll will bring 124 lots to the RDS for auction on Monday at 6 pm.

Gardaí are investigating an incident on the M7 Limerick to Dublin motorway in which well-known artist John Shinnors was injured in a collision with a van driven by an off-duty garda.

The 162-year-old history of Limerick School of Art and Design was celebrated at the weekend when leading alumni returned to recognise the contribution of their old alma mater to the Irish world of art and design.

FRESH from a very well attending viewing in Skibbereen last weekend Morgan O’Driscoll’s Dublin viewing of Irish art gets underway at the RDS at 11 am today.

Finance Minister Michael Noonan grabbed some ‘art therapy’ last night away from the trials and tribulations of government life when he officially opened a unique exhibition in his native Limerick.

Slowly, the Irish art market is climbing out of recession.

THE pair of George IV specimen marble top tables for €195,000 at the IADA fair at the RDS in Dublin this weekend capture a current antique market moment.

THE last time an original work by Sean Scully was sold at auction in Ireland was in 2008, according to Morgan O’Driscoll.

This Georgian secretaire is included in Woodwards auction with an estimate of €1000 - €2000.

Andy Warhol’s unique screenprint ‘Martha Graham, Letter to the World (The Kick) 1986’, estimated at €10,000-€14,000, is one of the most expensive lots at Morgan O’Driscoll’s art sale at the Radisson Hotel, Little Island, Cork next Monday at 6.30pm.

Limerick City Gallery of Art launches its new enhanced exhibition spaces this evening, writes Tina O’Sullivan

WORLD famous authors, with more than 50 million sales to their names, have joined forces with Limerick city students to produce a unique literacy and enterprise project.

A painting by one of Ireland's most sought-after artists unearthed on 'The Antiques Roadshow' is to be auctioned.

A LEADING sculptor hit back yesterday at criticism of his bronze statue of Richard Harris in Limerick city centre.

AN acclaimed Irish fashion designer has produced eight exquisite dresses inspired from a series of masterpieces that will be included in a sale of art works worth around €3 million in Dublin next week.

THE new editor of the Limerick Leader yesterday apologised for a column published by the newspaper which was branded as racist by some readers.

A NOVEL art exhibition that opens in Limerick this weekend will help the disease-ravaged African state of Malawi get a clinic for villagers who have no doctors.