Imagine Johnny Sexton’s winning kick in 3D on your kitchen countertop

Dr Ammar Al Hassan claimed attempts were made to block patients entering his surgery

Artists played a vital role in the State's formation and since independence have held it to account

This famous, infamous, beloved and influential novel didn’t break the mould. It made it

The BBC, formed in the same year as the Irish Free State, became an imaginary homeland for Irish writers from Yeats and MacNeice to Beckett and Bowen

Struggle of one of the strongest counties bad for the GAA – and for Irish sport

By the time you read this, this year’s participants should be near their destination

Tributes paid to poet’s part in setting up Aosdána to help artists and writers

Co Wexford born writer served as an arts adviser to former taoiseach Charles Haughey

Since the foundation of the State, its relationship with the arts has been ambiguous

We have had a number of ‘mission statements’ over the past 100 years, but have any visions become reality?

President was right to speak of the need to recognise the atrocities committed by both sides

Opinion: It looks likely the status quo for the Common Travel Area will remain

A coalition of Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil would not be in national interest

There may be ideological differences in next Dáil but not between Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael

The newly digitised minute books of the Abbey Theatre’s board meetings during its early decades reveal a host of remarkable struggles, from attempted censorship by Dublin Corporation to artistic disputes at the top of the theatre

Don Juan del Águila and Lord Mountjoy

WN Osborough, author of The Irish Stage: a Legal History, offers a fascinating overview of the interplay of actors and lawyers with an unlikely cast from Cicero to Goebbels

The ‘Irish Times’ Modern Ireland in 100 Artworks project has published its first 30 entries, covering 1916-1945 – a time of paradoxical philistinism and creativity

Ó Faoláin: critic, writer or both?