Tomorrow: Old Coach House, Dublin Castle from 10.30 a.m. Antiques and collectables fair offering wide variety of items for sale. Tara Towers Hotel, Merrion Road, Dublin from 10 a.m. Antiques and collectors fair, with 45 stands, most of which are offering pre-1945 items. Newman House, St Stephen's Green, Dublin from 11 a.m. Antiques and collectables fair, with wide variety of dealers offering range of items for sale. Tullamore Court Hotel, Tullamore, Co Offaly, from 11 a.m. Midlands antiques and collectables fair, with over 50 stands.

Always a popular source of inspiration for Irish artists, this Connemara landscape scene by Letitia Hamilton (1878-1964) is included in the spring exhibition which opens at Jorgensen Fine Art in Dublin next week. Letitia and her older sister, Eva, who also painted, were the daughters of Charles Hamilton of Hamwood, Co Meath and examples of their work may still be seen in the house.

Letitia studied for a while with Sir William Orpen, as well as Frank Brangwyn, and she exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy for the first time in 1909. Consistently popular with buyers, she was particularly well known for her rural landscapes, as well as scenes of country markets and hunt meetings.

At Jorgensen Fine Art, she keeps company with many other well-known Irish artists, such as Lavery, Henry, Scott, Hone, McGuinness and O'Neill. The exhibition runs for the rest of this month.