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London's Keystone Cops and the growing UK republican movement

ONE of the least expected outcomes of the over-bloated coronation of King Charles was the unintended media attention it gave to the republican… ....

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Chilcotts auctions, Honiton attracts international attention

This was the first time two events were held so close together after the Honiton auction house revamped its sale calendar. ....

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Dublin can be heaven again as families flock back to the capital

The city is packed with culture and great experiences, many outdoors and all free ....

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The Irish Times guide to Ireland's reopening museums, galleries and heritage sites

As the petals of real life very slowly begin to unfurl, this week sees the first steps in the gradual reopening of Irelandâs cultural sector, after four months closed.
Most galleries, museums, heritage sites, other cultural attractions and libraries (for lending only) can open their doors again from today. Fortunately, you can also travel outside your county to visit them. Up to 15 people can also now gather for live performance outdoors.(Other live performances, and cinemas, canât restart until June.)
Venues are looking forward to it. âIt has been a long time since the public have inhabited the gallery spaces, and we miss the connection and engagement with our audiences,â says Mary McCarthy, director of Crawford Art Gallery, in Cork. She encourages people to come in. âEven if you have not been before, do drop in.â ....

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Guns, books and life masks: material culture of the War

The National Museum of Ireland holds a collection of over 15,000 objects relating to the revolutionary years of 1914 to 1923, telling the story of the foundation of the Irish state and the men and women who fought to achieve it.
However, there are fewer objects associated with the War of Independence, and also a difference in the type of object collected from these two different phases of the revolution.
Objects collected from the Rising tended to be mementoes of the participants, particularly personal objects of the leaders (now kept as a form of relic), contemporary commemorative ware, the material culture of the military organisations involved, and souvenirs of the destruction of Dublin. ....

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