A €10m artwork by Claude Monet all but destroyed when a man put his fist through it is once again hanging where it belongs after a painstaking restoration.

WERE the dogs of war unleashed this week by a jittery Government lashing out as it risks completely losing control over the escalating crisis in health funding?

The National Gallery has defended a €40,000 top-up payment made to its director which is funded through its earnings from the royalties of George Bernard Shaw.

A €40,000 relocation payment by the National Gallery of Ireland to its new director fell outside the conditions for filling the vacancy.

SEÁN Rainbird took the helm as director of the National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin in April this year.

Art restorers are to begin the delicate repair of a Monet painting extensively damaged as it hung in the National Gallery.

Art experts are to begin the delicate repair of a Monet painting extensively damaged as it hung in the National Gallery.

The impact of cinema and digital media on sketching and illustration is the theme of UCC’s Motion Capture exhibition, says Tina O’Sullivan

Conservation experts at the National Gallery of Ireland are assessing a Monet painting that was seriously damaged when a man apparently punched it yesterday.

Raymond Keaveney’s stewardship of the National Gallery of Ireland has guaranteed its future, says Arts Editor, Marc O’Sullivan