Alanna Gallagher - Home and Style

The spring housing market has sprung, what can Dublin buyers expect?

With annualised property price inflation at 6.1% in January, the latest CSO figures show, what can Dublin buyers expect from the current market? Graham Murray, regional director at estate agents Sherry FitzGerald, offers some counsel.

One-bedroom D8 apartment comes to market after manly transformation

How interior designers turned a run-of-the-mill one-bedroom apartment on Cork Street, D8, into a sleek, cohesive, and manly space.

Refresh your home with an Easter pastel parade

Flower power, coney motifs and pastel colours combine to create a paschal set-up that will refresh the home for the forthcoming holidays.

A-rated waterside pavilion in Donegal designed by godmother of north-west modernism

Sunglasses alert: Sleek and light-filled four-bed designed by architect Caroline Dickson has 180-degree views of Lough Foyle and views from all corners of the property.

Architect's fingerprints are all over this Portobello three-bed

Calling all city slickers: With its unusual bathroom feature, this well-designed family home in Portobello, D8, has a contemporary interior and period proportions..

Spring reset brings décor inspo from the east

As the cherry blossom blooms and blizzards, our décor inspo turns to face the rising sun.

Three-bed Marino terraced house with spacious garden room and green on doorstep

A smartly presented Marino family home within “come in for your dinner” shouting distance of the nearest green where the kids play in a free-range fashion.

Dolphin's Barn B BER-rated terraced redbrick in ready to move in condition

A two-bedroom plus dormer attic room house still has a surprisingly large garden, despite its owners already building out and up.

Shabby.ie's Aileen Hogan has created a DIY following thanks to her father

She may have rolled her eyes at her DIY dad when she was growing up, but Shabby.ie’s Aileen Hogan picked up invaluable skills that Irish women want to improve on.

Home of the Year Ep3 Greystones house where windows act as a tide clock

Episode 3 of Home of the Year offered a modern home for a sea swimmer and her QS husband, on an elevated site with an overhang to keep the rain off, some strong colour and botanical blooms, designed by an Australian architect at a distance of almost 15,000 kilometres.

Secret Stillorgan address with its own clock tower that chimes in daylight hours

Mid-terrace cut stone two-bedroom house with clock tower that chimes during daylight hours, built for "elderly gentlewomen of slender means," seeks new owner in Stillorgan.

A castellated gate lodge in Dublin for under €500k

A castellated gate lodge with its own swanky gated entrance in Dublin 9 that requires total refurbishment? Would you take it on?

Well-located pied à terre in Docklands is perfectly formed

A south Docklands, double-fronted period pied à terre in walk-in condition.

A Rathmines A-rated house within a 19th century shell

A four-bedroom Rathmines home with Victorian silhouette and a pared-back 21st-century interior that includes glass floor details.

Shamrock chic: how to wear the green at home

On the eve of St Patrick’s Day, our national holiday, it’s time to channel some shamrock chic sa teach

Form an orderly queue for this sweet artisanal two-bed in Drumcondra

Adjacent to baked goods mecca, Russell Street Bakery, Gaelic games fans will go gaga for this perfectly presented two-bedroom cottage in the shadow of Croke Park, Drumcondra.

Spark joy with these Mother’s Day gift ideas

Looking for inspo beyond the usual flowers, chocolates, and fragrance? Serve up more meaningful gifts and extend their shelf life with these ideas.

1970s home needs an update but is ideal for someone with vision

Set on 0.3 acres, the fabric of this F Ber-rated architect-designed 1970s home needs upgrading, but its light and flow are perfect for modern family life.

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