‘I think we’ve all out-Zoomed ourselves’: A festival organiser adapts
New Dublin Music’s John Harris on factors beyond his control and keeping streamed performances fresh
New Music Dublin: A myriad of creative musical endeavours
With more than 20 events over four days, the festival features the best in contemporary music
The best classical music and opera to see this week
Beethoven’s Fidelio and New Music Dublin both come to the National Concert Hall
Fintan O’Toole: Labour's failure in this election will be due to Jeremy Corbyn
It is tragic that a potentially transformative moment for Britain depends on this man
Anarchy in the UK: Brexit, Billy Bragg and punk rock
The protest singer tells the Irish Times politics podcast punk was about solidarity, not Brexit-style masochsim
He took down the elite at Davos – then he came for Fox News
Rutger Bregman is part of a wave of young thinkers rejecting prevailing economic dogma
Past tension: the eternal battle between old and new music
There was nothing wrong with the New Music Dublin Festival – just its name
Carlos Ghosn – the man who fell to earth
As fresh charges are filed against Nissan’s former boss, a look at the murky facts around his arrest and detention
New Music Dublin manages to kick up a storm
Michael Dervan: Against the odds, Defrosted event offered memorable performances
Can anything be salvaged from the New Music Dublin Festival?
There’s no way that the whole programme can be saved – it’s too big and too complicated for that
‘Powder Her Face’, New Music Festival: the best in opera and classical music this week
From the scandalous opera by Thomas Adès to new work by Crash Ensemble
Director’s first full festival hoves into view
New Music Dublin to open with Crash Ensemble on the front steps of the National Concert Hall at sunset
Orchestra funding should be ringfenced at RTE, says Martin
New Music Dublin festival director claims rumoured cutbacks would have trickle-down effect
The new director of New Music Dublin has his work cut out for him
The experience of the festival has been like that of a child of warring parents
Fintan O’Toole named European Commentator of the Year
'Irish Times' journalist recognised for his insightful commentary on Brexit
Education: How did we get the teaching of Irish so wrong?
Irish is our official first language. We spend at least 13 years studying it and yet very few of us would claim to be able to speak it. What is the problem with Irish in our education system?
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