Culture Sara Keating on Culture: The reimagined Renaissance fresco writing women back into historyThe project from art collective Na Cailleacha takes a tongue-in-cheek approach to subverting the patriarchal canon
Luxury Hotels Licence to Thrill: Meet the Irish woman marketing London hotel that inspired Ian Fleming’s BondFor Jill O’Hare, exploring the history of the Old War Office, now a luxury hotel where rooms start at £1,100 per night, has been a source of fascination
Interview Designer Cath Kidston: ‘I realised I was working at a corporation and not a corner shop anymore’The designer once known for her signature floral prints that topped £100 million in sales has just launched a new brand in the business of bodycare. She talks business highs and lows and how her love of gardening inspired her new line
Design Diamonds, pigeons and a garden fit for a king: meet the winners of this year’s Irish design awardsCollaboration was the key to the success of many of this year’s winning projects
Culture Cate Blanchett’s new job? Creative director of a €200 a bottle Toku Sake The Oscar-winning Australian actor has partnered with Toku Sake as creative director and says there is a huge, growing market for the product in the West
Literature Walk the Line with Tana French: ‘I saw something really ordinary, and went looking for the potential mystery’The Dublin-based mystery writer on concluding her Dublin Murder Squad series, being a Third Culture Kid, and inspiration for her latest novel, The Hunter
Interiors The Renovator: ‘My desire is to see how far I can push materials and styles to spark real curiosity’Designer Carla Benedetti has worked across many creative mediums, but none are as testing as the art of home renovations. Here, she explains the highs and lows of being a four-time renovator
Lunch with Irish Tatler Danielle Ryan: ‘People want Paul Mescal in O’Neill’s shorts, not Paul Mescal in Ralph Lauren’The Irish actor on her Broadway run, the secret sauce to Ireland’s international movie success and working with Tilda Swinton
International Women's Day 10 Irish female innovators shaking up the global sceneFrom those in the highest ranks of US corporate law to those building robots and securing outer space, these are the Irish women innovators forging unique and powerful paths to success in their industries
Partner Content Leading wine trade director on the future of wine: ‘I’m passionate about spotlighting Ireland as a pioneer of change’ Findlater & Co is Ireland’s largest supplier of wine, and key to its portfolio is sustainability and innovation. Trade director Michelle O’Sullivan tells Irish Tatler more
Culture After decades of being sidelined, ghosted or belittled, are older women having more than just a fleeting moment in the sun?From veteran model Marie Helvin’s lingerie campaign to Nicole Kidman’s slashed Versace dress, older women are being seen and heard, and ripping up the rules of ageism as they go
Trends Stanley made reusable cups huge – now it has to make them sustainableThe €50 Stanley Tumbler is a popular alternative to plastic water bottles, but collectors are amassing dozens of them, undercutting the environmental benefits
Same Again by Food&Wine Bonus episode of Same Again by Food&Wine with Vogue Williams is now liveBrought to you in association with Cloud Picker Coffee, this bonus episode features co-host of the My Therapist Ghosted Me podcast and businesswoman Vogue Williams. Listen now on Spotify Apple Podcasts and everywhere else you get your podcasts
Literature Walk the Line with Rachael English: ‘I think of writing as a hobby that got out of control’RTÉ’s Morning Ireland news presenter and bestselling author talks balancing two professions, career highs and inspiration for her seventh novel set in 1980s Ireland
Literature Walk the Line with Cathy Sweeney: ‘Whatever you are meant to do, do it now. The conditions are always impossible’ is a mantra I live byThe acclaimed Dublin writer talks about her pivot from teaching to writing, the one book she’ll always returns to, and inspiration for her first novel ‘Breakdown’
Culture From Versace to Helmut Newton photography, Elton John will auction millions in memorabilia from Atlanta homeTaking place in Christie’s New York next month, the auction will include everything from the singer’s 1970s-era silver platform boots to his 1990 Bentley two-door convertible
Culture Succession auction takes in over €500,000 as ‘ludicrously capacious’ bag and other props sell to fans US Heritage Auctions saw 236 lots of memorabilia go under the hammer as fans bid on clothing, accessories and written collectibles from the HBO series
Innovators Meet the Innovators: The Irish names shaking up the global status quoIrish people are making their mark on the global stage – here are the names to look out for in 2024
Culture All yesterday’s parties: a look back at the glory days of Dublin’s nightlifeThe capital’s nightclub scene is not what it used to be, but that doesn’t mean we can’t celebrate its heyday by revisiting some infamous moments that defined decades of revelry
Eat your greens: One-pot wonders that are good for you, and for the planetA book by Yotam Ottolenghi favourite Anna Jones makes greener living –and cooking – that little bit easier