Irish cottage renovation

Offaly cottage transformed - Irish Mirror Online

Interiors photography by Ruth Maria of Georgian Dublin Townhouse with interior design by Suzie McAdam design.

1. Alder Cottage, Derora, Churchill, County Donegal€169,000 Alder Cottage is what most people think of when they imagine a traditional Irish cottage. It’s white washed walls and carefully painted red features set it perfectly in the hills of Donegal. It’s no surprise then that this traditional cottage is a is a Failte Ireland registered self […] More

A New York Times contributor bought the coastal cottage in 1967 in the small village of Guileen, County Cork and now it’s on the market and could be yours. Guileen, a small village on the southeastern coast of Ireland is where Jackie Chan an Italian-American writer, called her holiday home for six months of the year.

<p><span class="contextmenu emphasis">Trish Dromey</span> reports on how the efforts by a Dublin woman, on a Kerry sabbatical, transformed an old cottage into a spectacular dwelling.</p>

It might seem odd to hear an architect say that the more you leave an old house alone the better, but Nicola Ryan of Studio Red Architects has long experience of what is best for conservation projects.

Giving up the corporate life and days spent on Zoom have given this Cork woman a new lease of life running a tourism business at Barnahown

An old English stone cottage in rural Northumbria has been given new life and is now a timelessly-designed, cosy family home

In the beginning, there was Calum and I escaping the hum drum of the city for a coastal break in Ireland. Little did we know that it would be soon a place we would call home. We fell in love with a…

January. The month of new beginnings and grand plans. On these cold and dark days, holidays are at the forefront of most people's minds. Many have already looked at the flight sales, checked out hotel rates and discussed whether to stay home or go abroad. It's also the time of year when people may consider, not just this year's holiday, but investing in their future holidays for years to come.