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Buy this two-bed farmhouse and get a one-bed cottage for free

Two homes for the price of one on the Waterford Tipperary border., all on 0.7 of an acre in the walking trail haven of the Nire Valley.

The Obituary cocktail is the perfect home accessory at this time of year

Raise a glass to the Obituary, a classic with a green fairy twist, for the season’s that’s in it, along with some serving suggestions.

A-rated Dalkey development has flexible layout that works for modern living

A new homes scheme that boasts sea views, a luxurious finish, and a very desirable address.

Meet the grand cru oven favoured by celebrities and cooks

A celebrity and chef favourite, these hand-made ovens are built in Burgundy, France’s gastro capital.

Could you be eligible for an exemption on your property tax liability?

It’s a scary time of the year for property owners with local property tax due and new bands being set for the next five years. Last year, 1.5 million property owners had a 97 per cent compliance rate on the local property tax (LPT) of some two million properties. The tax generated a net figure […]

Two of Dublin’s coolest neighbourhoods within walking distance of the city centre

An A-rated three-bed semi in Dublin 7 or a C-rated two-bedroom terraced house in Dublin 8?

This Harbour Cottage is ideal for Halloween parties in the 'Manchester of Ireland'

She’s still managed to seasonally adjust the décor to celebrate Samhain in a decorative way. Just watch out for the ghost features.

Anna Bougharbel swapped tech for design, her Cork bungalow shows off her French style

How taking a chance on a new life in a new country delivered a décor business for a French woman and former tech worker Anna Bougharbel

Next-generation interior talent puts stamp on Leopardstown penthouse

A designer home by one of Ireland’s next-generation interior talents in a new development in D18.

Dublin outskirts or Cork city centre for €350,000

Two properties in walk-in condition, minutes from train lines..

A rock ‘n’ roll escape space at the top of Brian Dunphy’s home in Skerries

Attic conversions are on the rise. Brian Dumphy, one of the lead singers with The High Kings, has turned his into a lounge cum recording studio.

North or south beach? Two homes at opposite ends of coastal Dublin's train line

At opposite ends of coastal Dublin's train line, here are two homes with gorgeous gardens

Scandi experience Irish style in architect-designed cabins in the woods

If you go down to the woods today, you’re in for a big surprise, contemporary cabins in a sylvan setting featuring the best of Irish design talent.

Two brothers take the hard work out of buying a house with new Savvy tool

A savvy side hustle by two first-time buyer brothers has simplified the search process

Fires to bring warmth and style to your home this winter

Cuddle up. Get up close and personal to soft textures and visually warming sources of heat.

The Ranelagh gate lodge that extends to 267 square metres

Underneath the arches of Ranelagh’s Luas line is a house with private access to a park, and all the village has to offer on its doorstep

Two properties with wide-open spaces in commuter belt Kildare

A heritage house that once stabled fabled racehorse Nijinsky, or an A-rated house on enough lands to keep horses in its American-style barn, which one would you put your money on?

When it comes to patterns, it's hip to be square

From houndstooth to gingham, Argyle to windowpane, Madras to Tattersall and many, many tartans from clan colours to district designs, it’s a season when it’s hip to be square.

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