Exclusive: A lead-lined cabinet for an x-ray scanner that has lain idle since 2017 is set to cost more than the scanner ...

The Office of Public Works (OPW) has disputed a suggestion that it rejected an agreed location for the National Gallery of ...

Minister for the Arts Patrick O’Donovan has said the National Gallery’s purchase of an unused scanner costing almost €125,000 is among issues that have caused “huge embarrassment” to his department in ...

The National Gallery of Ireland has said its controversial €125k scanner is “expected to come into use" this year — however, no disclosure on it being unused came in any of its annual ...

But the main attractions are works from some of Ireland's masters, with an impressive collection of works by notable residents such as Jack B. Yeats and Helen Mabel Trevor. The National Gallery ...

Mobile unit being considered for site, but questions will be raised in Cabinet over use of public funds The National Gallery of Ireland spent €125,000 on an unused X-ray machine to scan art back ...

“Since 1998 the National Gallery of Ireland has had an x-ray facility. “Between 2012 and 2013, the old x-ray equipment, which is housed in a lead lined room, was decommissioned in preparation ...

The Cabinet was today briefed on the annual accounts of the National Gallery of Ireland which included details of the botched purchase of an X-ray scanner that has never been used. The x-ray ...

A scanner bought by Ireland's National Gallery for more than €100,000 seven years ago has still not been used due to concerns it is too big. The gallery in Dublin purchased the X-ray system ...

Culture minister Patrick O'Donovan has said the purchase of an X-ray machine by the National Gallery of Ireland (NGI), which lay idle for eight years as there was no where suitable to locate it ...

Tánaiste Simon Harris has said the discovery that a scanner bought for over €120,000 for the National Gallery has never been used raises "serious control issues". The scanner, which has been ...