Emilie Pine: ‘I miss the children I didn’t have. Some people get that and some don’t’
The author’s debut novel draws on her personal experience of infertility and loss
Speed limit on section of Luas line lowered after pedestrian struck by tram
Patricia Quinn (71) suffered fatal injuries after being struck by a tram on a pedestrian crossing
When mainstream theatre closed, the avant-garde got busy
With productions shuttered, theatre has to break new ground to reach audiences
Amazon's Bezos has reminded us how broken our old normal was
We are more than Silicon Valley’s best efforts to reduce us to the sum total of our consumption habits
Chief Justice Frank Clarke: ‘Judges are not immune from the human condition’
He did not discuss the Séamus Woulfe issue, in an interview at the Ireland’s Edge festival
Ireland’s Edge live: Day 2 of Dingle festival features conversation with Chief Justice
‘Thinkers, changemakers, inventors, advocates and artists’ at west Kerry event
To be a Machine review: Experimental format well-suited to play’s core theme
Self-conscious experiments complement the exploration of transhumanism
‘A city like Dublin needs to have life, and we want to be part of it’
Dublin Theatre Festival 2020: Live performance is more important than ever, says Willie White
If you injure yourself working from home, is your employer responsible?
Laws governing safety at work apply to all workplaces, no matter where they are
Dublin actor who banged her head during Macbeth settles claim for €60,000
Frances Winston said she fell after being instructed to take step back
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Podcast from the Headstuff Network is meticulously researched but never dry
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Test your knowledge of the past 12 months with these 100 questions – and you could win a prize
Policing the borderlands of fiction and non-fiction
For serious writers, invention in reportage remains taboo
Keep calm and stockpile: An Irish parcel for Brexit Britain
From Sudocrem to 7Up to Marian Keyes: the best of Ireland is going into our Bosca Brexit
Who wants to live forever? Transhumanism’s promise of eternal life
Mark O’Connell has spent several years talking to people who want to live through robots and technology, and he admits it stems from his own obsession with death
Has the age of instant access finally put an end to the critic?
The great art critic John Berger died this week - he may have been the last of his kind
Shannon Foynes Port handles €7.6bn in trade annually – report
Business has surpassed levels achieved at height of boom, says port firm chairman
‘Failure is grand’: the big, fat cliche that isn’t even true
Those now successful founders are not rushing to hire in people who made a mess of their previous companies
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