Collection with many original and fascinating essays represents a useful step towards understanding how Ireland is perhaps finally emerging from the shadow of the Famine
The department marked its tercentenary recently with an extraordinary gathering that brought together staff, past and present, and alumni
Five works by the Irish artist feature in latest auction, ending November 21st
What I Do: Ciaran Behan takes tourists on Dark Dublin tours of the city, sharing stories of grave robbing, serial killing, cannibalism and more
The singer shattered our perfect circle of denial about abuse and trauma. If you had been abused and traumatised, you were probably half-cracked and since you were half-cracked, who could believe you?
The novel, written by one of the first readers at Ireland’s first public library, is a good guide to making the best of the most awful and absurd circumstances
An Irishman’s Diary
An Irishman’s Diary
Principals, fearing an end to State subsidies for the sector, plan a rear-guard action
The president’s social-spending deal might yet be made but the political difficulties cannot be overstated
First day of auction exceeds expectations with large international interest
One student recalled ‘it was easy to mistake his grand, rolling cadences for the voice of God’
An Irishman’s Diary
Carefully restored Tipperary estate on 300 acres with a 16th century castle and numerous cottages near Borrisokane
To try and define Irish food for a new generation was my ultimate aim in writing The Irish Cook Book
Fake news is hard habit to kick when there’s profit to reap and algorithms propelling it
Honeymoon special – silver mether from 1908 is an unusual example of the Celtic cup
Frank McNally on English-born writer who found his way into literary circles of London
What would Jonathan Swift make of today’s anti-multinationals lunacy? Not much
Provost says it is time for sculptures in Long Room library to better represent diversity
Conall Morrison’s new play blends 18th-century wit’s biography with his bibliography
Health and wellbeing venues around the country will host workshops, music, films and debate on everything from sustainable food production to reducing the stigma of mental illness
A collection of dolls’ houses once owned by writer Graham Green’s wife Vivien are to be sold along with miniature furniture
A collection of letters from Irishwoman Mary Dorgan to her soldier son include domestic details from Winston Churchill’s home
Four poets on how they take ‘home’ with them wherever they go
Festival celebrates the area’s cultural and architectural icons with talks and tours
Fortgranite home to generations of a hunting shooting and scientific family
King’s Hospital: 350th anniversary, bullying allegations and growing numbers of boarders
Italian-born Rosetta Cucchi has been involved with the festival since 1995
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Full general election coverage including analysis and results for all 43 constituencies
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices
