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From feeling a little lost after leaving school to now supplying Adare Manor with his striking ceramics, artist Fiachra Crowley proves the creative path is well worth taking, writes Maria Moynihan.
A shock diagnosis forced Ruth Cahill to leave her career to become a carer. But the lessons she learned along the way allowed her business, Duck Blue, to take flight.
The Hunt Museum in Limerick is an iconic historical institution. Newly appointed director Teresa Crowley speaks about what makes the museum so special, writes Dee Laffan.
As Life of Pi opens in Dublin, associate director Leigh Toney talks about the story and its stars, and the National Gallery of Ireland celebrates its 160th birthday, writes Leo Powell.
In this week's Meet the Maker, Grace Hanna chats to Vivien O'Malley about her ceramics business, inspiration and advice for those who want to pursue an artistic career.
In this week's Meet the Maker, Grace Hanna talks to painter Tiffani Love, who is originally from Northern New York, about her creative process and how she is inspired by rural Ireland's landscape.