Casting call circulated on social media is understood to be for Jonathan Anderson’s Trinity College show

‘Boy From Banagher’ achieved prominence with recording of Irish folk song Muirsheen Durkin in 1966

The Irish Times surveyed 35 experts on their favourite books as Gaeilge published since 2000

South of the Liffey, the city centre is awash with pizza-by-the-slice joints, but are they all the same? And how much is too much to pay for a slice of pizza?

There are a few things we should all bear in mind before reserving a big table for the festive season

A round-up of the best activities, concerts and family-friendly events to attend around Ireland over the October break

Get your hammer, your whisk and your biscuit cutters ready before you embark on this year’s pumpkin adventures

Extensive damage to Bon Chocolatiers premises in Co Offaly following fire on Tuesday evening

City centre eatery offers a variety of homemade brews while championing Irish winemakers

Euro-toques ceremony also announced Aengus Moloney of Aniar in Galway as rising pastry chef

Ahead of Piglet’s final service, owners Enrico Fantasia and Thibaut Harang reflect on ‘Piglet-gate’

Travel publisher says Ireland is full of ‘soulful musicians and pioneering writers’

Working as caretakers on the island off the Co Kerry coast was a transformative experience for Conor Jones and Aisling Costello

Energy crisis and extreme weather events in summer expected to trigger higher food prices

The 72nd Galway International Oyster Festival attracted bivalve lovers, sceptics and novices from far and wide