The year of Ulysses: 2022 marks centenary of Joyce’s experimental masterpiece
Beloved by millions, incomprehensible to millions more, the novel is now firmly embedded in Irish culture
Seán O’Rourke: 32,000 interviews later... ‘I’ve had my fill’
The broadcaster, who retired on Friday, looks back on his career high and low points
Cultural endeavour mutates to survive this weird new world
Coronavirus will profoundly damage the arts but new creative spaces will also open
Hold the mic: How Gay Byrne ruled the radio waves
Radio show arguably even more important catalyst for change than The Late Late
Pop, politics and the past: From Three Day Week to Taylor Swift
A new compilation is a compelling journey through musical moments of 1970s Britain
Last Train to Hilversum review: detail and trivia tuned to magic of radio
Charlie Connelly celebrates radio culture as a means of reaching out to a bigger world
Strictly Hedonistic – the heyday of Ireland’s clubland
In 1990s and 2000s, Irish club night scene collided with both acid house and Celtic Tiger
Come On Home: A tale of sexual repression and provincial suffocation
Review: Phillip McMahon's story of a returning emigrant offers few innovations but vivid performances and resonant dialogue
Seamus Heaney, our dad the poet, by Catherine, Chris and Mick Heaney
For his family, choosing 100 poems from a long career, was weighted with memories
Liam O’Flynn remembered as a ‘magical’ musician
Uileann piper ‘bristled’ at being called a purist, funeral told
Dublin Theatre Festival: Bewildering Synge, futuristic Ibsen
Three reviews from the opening weekend of the Dublin Theatre Festival
George Hook: Colourfully bombastic persona with distaste for political correctness
Newstalk, ‘haemorrhaging money’, has called time on its biggest star
What's the best gig ever to take place in Ireland?
A new book asks music critics and fans that very question, and as you'd expect, the answers vary widely
Dublin Fringe begins: reviews from the opening weekend
The opening weekend of the Fringe festival bursts into life with disturbing future visions and exhilarating burlesque
DTF review | The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time : Dazzling spectacle plus simple story is a winning equation
The acclaimed drama of a gifted but different teen’s family investigations yields startling theatrical fireworks
Ireland palliative care need may become highest in Europe
Conference hears 80 per cent of all Irish deaths are likely to need end-of-life care
Daniel Day Lewis, Salman Rushdie, Colm Toibín in new book
Stars to contribute to project about fathers and sons to raise funds for the Irish Hospice Foundation
Darwinism, and personal finance checks, in the home
The deputies man the mikes in RTÉ, but there’s no such monkey business on Newstalk
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