Journey to the end of Céline’s long lost manuscripts

Missing for years, treasure trove of French writer’s unpublished work will see light of day

A portrait of the artist as poet – An Irishman’s Diary on James Joyce

Biden saluted Joyce the poet

Paris on a shoestring – Frank McNally on James Joyce, TS Eliot, and the art of revenge hospitality

Ulysses first edition to auction for between €70,000 and €90,000

Copy signed by James Joyce is from the earliest print run of the world renowned book

Samuel Beckett rejected as unsuitable for the Nobel prize in 1968

Newly released papers show chairman’s reluctance to give Irish author the award

The lost story of James Joyce’s daughter as a Parisian dancer

James Joyce’s daughter Lucia was a remarkable dancer – something that has been buried in her troubled history

A Game of Two Calves – An Irishman’s Diary about Peter Kavanagh, St Columcille, and landmark cases in copyright law

‘This story of the young artist and the city which produced and nearly strangled him is as powerful as ever’

A new, digital version of James Joyce’s ‘A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man’ celebrates the centenary of the book’s publication

Bob Dylan the poet: songs and lyrics that delivered Nobel prize

From the apocalyptic vision of A Hard Rain’s a Gonna Fall to the complex meditations of Ain’t Talkin’, Dylan delivers poetry in emotion

Lola Ridge, a great Irish writer and why you’ve never heard of her

New Zealand gold miner’s wife became a leading Modernist. She wrote poems about Easter Rising and Jim Larkin and New York Times called her one of best poets in US

A shot to nothing – An Irishman’s Diary on the Dublin woman who tried to assassinate Mussolini

Maud Gonne was much more than WB Yeats’s muse

Aisling Law, a great-granddaughter of the rebel, feminist and social activist, is opening her doors to the public for the Muse of Yeats weekend festival

What happened when seven poets met to eat peacock in 1914?

WB Yeats and Ezra Pound were among guests gathered for memorable meal in West Sussex

Eileen Gray, thoroughly modern maker

Furniture designer and architect Eileen Gray died nearly 40 years ago but is back with us in a big way: a new book, film and TV special are all devoted to the life and work of the Irish woman who pioneered the Modern Movement