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THE late Michael Sheehan returned to his native West Cork at the age of 82, after a lifetime of working on cargo boats and travelling around the world. An impulse to paint seized him and in just four years, until his death in 1996, Sheehan produced a series of naïve oil paintings depicting local historical events and the raw beauty of his birthplace, the Beara peninsula.

Irish art and collectibles among 500 items from the Charlie Hennessy estate, Des O’Sullivan reports.

A landmark Cork pub has been transformed into a temporary art gallery to help transform the lives of orphaned and abandoned children in Cambodia.

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

Having just come back from a tour of West Cork, the white wind turbines have stuck in my mind.

A COSY Cork pub will become an art gallery for the next two weeks to raise money for orphans in Cambodia.