Stephen Bourke visited The Gazing from Gaza exhibition in Dublin 8’s Back Loft gallery and found a Democratic world of dozens of palestinian artists [...]

With the number of ghost estates across the country estimated at over 900, Stephen Bourke talks to photographer Lisa Furness about her work documenting [...]

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Many of the structures Carmody Groarke has built over the last five years have been temporary and experimental projects. He was billed as a ‘starchitect’ [...]

  The days of ashtrays bolted beside the pub’s front door are gone. Outside spaces are now places we want to be, writes Stephen Bourke In 2004 the [...]

All over the world, cities are bracing for a future in which high tides are higher, rain is heavier and the kind of flood which used to strike once a [...]

Other countries facilitate shared ownership and the building of housing schemes where some facilities are owned in common, writes Stephen Bourke “There’s [...]

Opera: The Last Hotel By Enda Walsh and Donnacha Dennehy The Lyceum, Edinburgh International Festival, August 8 Rating: *** The Last Hotel, a new opera by [...]

Corps Diplomatique Conceived and directed by Halory Goerger Project Arts Centre Run concluded Rating: **** As a genre, sci-fi is instinctively epic, which [...]

Danske Bank has agreed to limit its attempts to repossess a property in Kildare to daylight hours, after an attempt to secure it during the night upset [...]