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Lamps to light up your life

Channel your inner Florence Nightingale with a portable lamp, a practical and pretty addition to your home. For bed, bath and beyond, portable lamps make so much sense. You can bring the ambiance with you as you move from room to room and even outside. Here’s a selection of shapes and sizes from €20 upwards. […]

3 in Dublin and its commuter belt for €495,000

Homes in Dublin city centre, the inner suburbs and the commuter belt with an asking price of €495,000.

2 two-bedroom apartments in Donnybrook for around €625,000

Two similar-sized apartments near parkland and surrounded by nature offer birdsong, and wildlife to behold.

Pristine period property with hints of heliodor green, rose quartz pink and moonstone grey

A Dublin 6 jewel box two-bedroom terraced house with attic conversion that has the Luas on its doorstep.

7 new season trends to try

From serpentine sofas to spring green ceramic glazes, Yves Klein blue bathrooms, and the Ozempic treatment for a kitchen classic, here are ideas to try that have staying power.

A Dublin 4 address with shops, restaurants and the sea, all on the doorstep

A small three-bedroom cottage in a quiet suburban cul-de-sac is well-connected and will suit small families and traders-down alike.

Looking for a swoonworthy spot to do your sun salutations?

Flex those muscles with a climb to the top of these 39 steps, where you will be rewarded with views all the way across Dublin Bay to Howth. This tiered garden belongs to a detached residence, complete with a one-bedroom apartment.

Could house burping prevent seasonal damp issues?

The German practice of lüften takes an ancient form of housekeeping and makes it relevant to generation rent.

Built-in man cave makes this classic suburban four-bedroom semi a great buy

With space to work from home, this D14 three-bedroom semi has a self-contained one-bedroom apartment that might suit multi-generational living.

A spacious house in Fabra, a particular part of Dublin 7

Fabra is a nickname for the old part of Cabra, an inner suburb of Dublin 7 that has large family homes, including this detached B-rated residence.

Vogue Williams

Vogue Williams tells all from earning her stripes to taking the sit test seriously

Talking furniture, renovation updates, and what it was like to work on a building site. Vogue Williams tells all.

Ceiling

Look up: Time to turn your attention to a new focal point, the ceiling

Colour capping is the way to rework the look of a room and create a sense of crowning glory that puts the ceiling centre stage.

Bachelor Pad

Could this be the ultimate bachelor pad address?

With a brutalist exterior and a monochrome, minimal interior, this A-rated two-bedroom apartment, with a residence on Lad Lane, could be just the place for the well-heeled modern man about town.

Ranelagh

A well-balanced home with a flexible layout in Ranelagh

The Coach House is a large dormer redbrick, set in a cul des sac off Lower Beechwood Avenue. The three-bedroom, four-bathroom property is just a block from the bouji suburb’s cafes, restaurants and bars but is far removed from the action.

Forget padel, table tennis is the new game to play

Timothee Chalamet’s star turn in the movie Marty Supreme has turned us all on to table tennis, with some designers investing in custom creations that command attention and have eye-watering prices.

Turnkey luxury four-bedroom family home in Dublin 4

Elegant Victorian redbrick on one of Donnybrook’s best roads offers prime buyers a home in walk-in condition.

Canalside house with views south over the water and its walkways in Inchicore

A spacious Dublin 8 two-bedroom terraced house with attic conversion in a charming location.

A Crumlin home where all the hard work is done

Well-turned-out redbrick terraced two-bed plus study in D.12 adapted for contemporary living.

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