Dublin side advance to second-round playoffs after winning all four games at Milltown

A Mediterranean diet, more yoghurt and less alcohol can help keep you happy

Schubert: Dreaming the Sublime, Giulio Cesare, and Rediscovering Irish State Musick

The Mozart programme at Kilkenny Arts Festival featured compositions for mechanical organ and glass harmonica

Bumper year with third- and fourth-year graduates’ marathon exhibitions

Handel’s first great opera is a comic piece about a serious subject

The cast of a new Irish production of Handel’s opera Agrippina talk about the gruelling demands of modern opera singing, the loneliness of the road and how House of Cards fans are in for a treat

A heavily redacted report on RTÉ’s orchestras gives the lie to the Government’s claims about transparency

iFest to showcase Irish brands including Guinness and Kerrygold

Rain or shine, Ireland’s foodies will be line for all manner of treats at this year’s festival, which continues until Sunday

A century on, Stravinsky’s ‘Rite of Spring’ still has the power to shock and awe, and musicians are still finding ways to transform it