Elizabeth Birdthistle is a contributor at The Irish Times. She focuses on topics related to residential real estate, the housing market, home and garden, as well as house design, often exploring the intersection of property and fine arts through her writing. Elizabeth's work has been featured in The Irish Times.
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Dublin, Ireland (Local)
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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
Kirwan Street home features a private courtyard garden a short stroll from the city centre
By: Elizabeth Birdthistle
Blackpitts is part of Liberties neighbourhood voted one of the coolest in the world by Time Out
By: Elizabeth Birdthistle
Three-bed property has seen installation of a new kitchen and new bathrooms since it last sold in 2019
By: Elizabeth Birdthistle
Bramble Cottage is within walking distance of the village named one of the most beautiful in the world by Forbes
By: Elizabeth Birdthistle
Three-bed in historic part of Dublin has been well maintained and sensitively updated
By: Elizabeth Birdthistle
Extended period home features clever storage solutions, upstairs laundry room and converted attic
By: Elizabeth Birdthistle
Refurbished two-bed terrace with a rear courtyard is just a short walk from the Luas green line
By: Elizabeth Birdthistle
This substantial home has three stables and a professionally constructed sand arena
By: Elizabeth Birdthistle
Number 8 Bessborough Parade has been upgraded since it was bought by owners in 2014
By: Elizabeth Birdthistle
Number 4 Leinster Road West lies over two storeys and has been in the same family since 1984
