Coronavirus: Grief and gratitude marked in wake of pandemic
President notes solemn occasion to ‘give honour and hold in memory those we have lost’
President notes solemn occasion to ‘give honour and hold in memory those we have lost’
As he retires, Mick Egan looks back at 30 years working with addicts in art and drama
Artworks on light keeper and lighthouse used to mark 40 years since ill-fated race
Previous holders of title include Samuel Beckett, Brian Friel and Seamus Heaney
Radio Review: After initial gruffness, Duffy grows genuinely concerned for his guest
This Dublin choir is challenging its members aged 65-85 with rock and punk
14 Henrietta Street is opening as a museum to portray 270 years of urban life in Dublin
Eyre Square to be transformed into a ‘festival garden’ with series of events lined up for city
Home Front: short of space at home but don’t want to move? A garden house is an increasingly popular option
Irish Council for Civil Liberties says censoring art is ‘highly questionable’ as Cathleen Ní Houlihan meets Rosie the Riveter on a Phibsboro wall to call for repeal
New Poetry Ireland HQ will add Seamus Heaney library to artistic environment
A slew of famous voices are bringing 10 of Dublin’s best-known monuments alive
New Henrietta Street museum brings Dublin tenements of the past vividly back to life
Irish Times Blook Club: Novelist has chronicled the family across a century of troubled Irish history
The Repeal campaign should be challenging political and economic inequalities
Letter to Taoiseach signed by academics and artists urges Government to act ‘without delay’
Dublin-born poet wins €2,000 prize for his collection ‘On A Turning Wing’
Clifden Community Arts Festival donates 40-year ‘sociological record’ of the arts
Dublin Theatre Festival: Irish poems set to music beg the question - why?
A high proportion of composers do not like writing about their work but listeners find such context invaluable
Chris Connolly wins Emerging Fiction prize, Jane Clarke wins Emerging Poetry award and Éilís Ní Dhuibhne inducted into Hennessy Literary Awards Hall of Fame
The Dubliner grew up in the oral tradition of stories and singing – ‘a vivid, interesting and textured world’. However complex her poems may be, they never lose touch with the energy of a shout in the street
Poets find fruitful focus in writing about their domestic pets, says Maureen Kennelly
Novelists, poets and painters state abortion amendment is ‘ongoing cause of shame’
25 poets in special Irish issue of ‘Poetry’ are worthy of international exposure, says Patrick Cotter
Beekeeping, Belfast and Buddhism: books of lectures by Harry Clifton, Paula Meehan and Michael Longley cast the net wide
Literary works being showcased on system to celebrate WB Yeats’s 150th anniversary
Irish Women Writers: ‘I love her verbal energy and the profound compassion that I find in her work’
The Hennessy Hall of Fame poet looks back on her childhood and the path that led her to ‘stand up for the word’
The countdown is on to find Ireland’s favourite Irish poem, so we’ve asked a selection of writers and readers to tell us their favourite few lines of verse, and to nominate which poem they think is best from RTÉ’s A Poem for Ireland shortlist
Kavanagh, Yeats and Heaney among contenders in A Poem for Ireland project
Passionate, relentlessly energetic and possessing a collegial focus: ahead of the announcement of the inaugural laureate in The Irish Times, the selection panel discuss what they are looking for
Some 85,000 overseas visitors expected to honour life and work of the poet
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