Was it for this? Fintan O’Toole on the existential questions facing the Abbey Theatre

If the national theatre is not world class or keen on Ireland’s dramatic canon, what is it for?

Call for Ireland to maintain strong research links with UK after Brexit

Royal Irish Academy admits 28 new members

Fintan O’Toole conferred with honorary doctorate

NUI Galway hears how writer’s work shows how power functions through ‘creation of alternative facts’

Gate Theatre’s multimedia archive to be digitised by NUIG

Project includes hundreds of videos, scripts and programmes

Four hundred years of Shakespeare: have we been blinded by ‘bardolatry’?

Is the Bard, who died 400 years ago this weekend, on April 23rd, 1616, really the greatest playwright to have lived – or have we been blinded by ‘bardolatry’?

Abbey archive – act one, scene one: Sexism and censorship

Abbey Theatre unveils digitised papers revealing role of era’s Irish literary giants

Bookseller, writer and musician receive honorary degrees at NUI Galway

Former Magdalen novitiate proof that “the lone individual can make a difference”

Flying cows, spiralling elves and spicy feet among Baboró festival events in Galway

Clifden and Music For Galway programmes also published

Digitised Abbey Theatre archive exhibition due to open at NUI Galway

Project billed as largest of its type in the world

NUI Galway hosts theatre festival

Performances on campus and in city

Culture Shock: Can we love the art without loving the artist?

Dylan Farrow’s open letter on a ‘New York Times’ blog last weekend, in which she claims that Woody Allen molested her when she was seven, implicates the movie fan as an apologist for this alleged sexual assault

Chalktalk: news and views in education

Druid Academy takes to the stage at NUI Galway

Students to benefit from Garry Hynes’s “fearsome reputation” as artistic director

Branding, riots and archives centre stage at Abbey

Limerick City of Culture controversy among issues tackled at ‘Theatre of Memory’ symposium