Cara O’Sullivan

Cara O’Sullivan’s Irish opera legacy: ‘An almost mythical figure, tall, imperious – and hilarious’

Late soprano’s contribution to music is remembered in Cork Opera House’s Cara O’Sullivan Associate Artists programme

Cara O’Sullivan obituary: Much-loved soprano whose career was tragically cut short

Cork-born singer with world-class talent was respected by audiences and fellow artists

Cara O’Sullivan brought delight and happiness to many people, funeral hears

Cork soprano had enormous talent, and a big and generous heart – Canon Jim O’Donovan

Tributes as Cork-born soprano Cara O’Sullivan dies aged 58

Celebrated singer retired in 2018 after being diagnosed with early onset dementia

Putting Irish-language songs centre stage

The Irish Language Art Song Project: its promotion of Irish music is nonpareil

The best classical music and opera to see this week

An opera on Ireland’s direct provision system and New Ross Piano Festival

Recalling WWI horror will help avoid conflict, says Cork mayor

Tributes are paid on Armistice centenary to 4,500 Cork men and women who died

Tributes paid to Michael Twomey’s role in ‘Cha and Miah’ sketches

Veteran Cork actor’s devotion to his family also recalled at his funeral Mass

Mysterious musical chairs at RTÉ as arts job disappears

Executive Director of RTÉ’s Orchestras, Quartet and Choirs moves to new role

Rooms for a rent – An Irishman’s Diary on the restored venue of the 1921 Treaty debates

Higgins leads memorial service for Irish military dead

President pays respects at Kilmainham event on National Day of Commemoration

Review: Faust

This glittering production is luminous with theatricality, and the devil as ever gets the best lines

A devilish new plan for Faust at the Everyman

Director-conductor John O’Brien has taken an adventurous approach

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Classical music fills the air at 118th Feis Ceoil

More than 5,000 teenagers will participate in 180 competitions over the next 11 days