Garrett Pitcher’s Indigo & Cloth menswear store has carved out its niche in the Irish fashion landscape, writes Elaine Prendeville
New York designer Mignonne Gavigan’s bright, expressive creations are being snapped up by stylish women on both sides of the Atlantic, writes Elaine Prendeville
President takes his place in cultural icons gallery
From pillowcases to pyjamas, eye masks to robes, it’s all about the exquisite luxuriance of silk as far as Dublin-born designer Eva Power is concerned
Co Carlow farmer and author Lorna Sixsmith’s Till the Cows Come Home is the latest in a slew of best-selling books about the cud-chewing quadrupeds
For the third year, we asked you, our readers, to consider a submission to The Sunday Business Po...
Stiff competition as over 700 submissions received
Memoir, fiction, no matter, Sheila Heti's Motherhood bristles with brutal, assured honesty.
As the sun finally puts in an appearance, we’ve put together a selection of bright and eye-catc...
Reuben Avenue proves full of eastern promise
Formidable women from Michelle Obama to Kate Middleton love her womenswear - so it’s no wonder that Serbian designer Roksanda Ilincic is a force of nature herself, if a down-to-earth one
Nagle, who is based in Foxrock in south Dublin, said her business has recorded its best-ever 12-month performance
Magazine editor Elaine Prendeville gives her guide to the Little Book of Irish Home Design
The founders of ethical clothing firm Grown believe that good clothes shouldn’t cost the earth - in any sense of the phrase
Peter Thorne of Maynooth University was recently appointed to a key UN panel on climate change. He tells Elaine Prendeville how rising global temperatures will affect Ireland and what we can do to mitigate the risks
