Writer, Journalist and Consultant in Property and Design
Elizabeth Birdthistle is a writer, journalist, and consultant specializing in property and design. She writes for The Irish Times, focusing on local stories in Ireland, particularly in Dublin. Elizabeth's articles cover a range of topics, including property market trends, art auctions, home buying guides, and unique gift ideas.
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Elizabeth Birdthistle's coverage predominantly focuses on the local real estate market, auctions, and art in Ireland, especially Dublin. Her articles often include promotional deals and event coverage related to house and home topics. She seems particularly interested in providing insights into property values, auction sales, and art acquisitions.
If you are reaching out to Elizabeth with a pitch or information for an article, consider offering unique perspectives on the Irish real estate market or insights into upcoming auctions of interest to her readership. Additionally, if your expertise lies within the realm of promoting deals related to house and home topics such as real estate or art acquisitions specifically focused on Ireland (especially Dublin), she is likely to be receptive to your input.
Keep in mind that while some international comparisons are included in her work ("What will €315,000 buy in France..."), her primary focus appears to be local (Ireland/Dublin) when it comes to real estate and auction-related content.
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By: Elizabeth Birdthistle
Home on doorstep of D18 village has reception rooms on upper floor to maximise the views
By: Elizabeth Birdthistle
This quaint, well-lit three-bed cottage was built about 20 years ago and has a C3 Ber
By: Elizabeth Birdthistle
Overlooking the Royal Canal, the recently refurbished unit has lovely interior details
By: Elizabeth Birdthistle
Number 6 Priory Court dates from 2022 and has been further enhanced by its current owners
By: Elizabeth Birdthistle
Given a fresh fitout in 2017, home once owned by Joan (Shevawn) Lynam is a short drive to the sea
By: Elizabeth Birdthistle
Dating from the late 1800s, this four-bed detached house is minutes from local amenities and the seafront Address
By: Elizabeth Birdthistle
Vast Kenah Hill residence was once bought and subsequently lost by the son of a well-known Huguenot family
By: Elizabeth Birdthistle
Surrounded by lush greenery, this lovely home combines old-world charm with contemporary conveniences
Energy-efficient properties are well located for access to local amenities and commuting to the capital
By: Elizabeth Birdthistle
Old stone church provides dramatic backdrop for Stonehall Lodge Stud ‘hobby farm' with stables
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