Festivals are fun, but what about the carbon footprint?
Net Results: The Galway Jazz Festival is hoping to become a blueprint for other major events
President pays tribute to ‘courageous being’ Tom Murphy
Over 600, including big cross-section from theatre and arts , attend humanist service
‘Let the laughter be heard,’ Emma Hannigan’s funeral told
‘I never had a day where I felt lonely,’ writer tells mourners in eulogy delivered by priest
Classical highlights in November
At last, RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra is presenting ‘A celebration of contemporary Irish female composers’ at the NCH
Five years on, a musical virtuoso returns to Ireland
Dublin International Piano Competition winner 2012 Nikolay Khozyainov on form
Wolfgang Rihm can chat and compose at the same time
The German composer is a master of quite contradictory styles and his output runs to more than 400 works
Funeral of Fergus Linehan told of kindness and principles
A theatre man who was ‘an appallingly bad actor’ and a dad who loved unconditionally
James Joyce brought to life with the music of The Dead
The last story in The Dubliners is already full of song, but opera proved to be a great way of bringing out the ‘internal arias’ in characters’ heads
Cracking Christmas events from carols, to drama to drag
All the best in shows and festive entertainment
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