Rift opens in Moore Street group tasked with vision for historic locality
‘Legal status’ of Moore Street Preservation Trust emerges as pressing cause for concern
Immoral, indecent and obscene, or timeless portraits of Ireland?
Picture Post was wildly popular with readers but appalled the Irish church and censor
Class warfare and shadowy gunmen: How the 2020 election echoes 1932
History repeats election with government in power for decade accused of being out-of-touch
Rees-Mogg’s terrible reviews are a cause for celebration
When writing a real stinker of a review once defamation laws are not breached then every insult and rhetorical flourish should be deployed
Susan Wood: On My Culture Radar
The photographer on her run-in with John Wayne and her love of Grace and Frankie
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Niall O’Dowd almost returned to Ireland in 1985. Staying was the best decision of his life
John Paul II in Ireland: A Plea for Peace – a nostalgic popemobile trip
Review: This creaky documentary links the pope’s 1979 visit with the peace process
SF and DUP agreed powersharing reform before talks collapsed
Draft deal between the parties had insulated against the recollapse of North’s Executive
Why is there a monument to 1,186 Irish emigrants in Toronto?
Man with arms raised towards CN Tower says: ‘I’m here, and I’m your responsibility’
‘In Canada, I’m a couch potato. By Irish standards, I’m active’
I sometimes wonder why I live in BC when I don’t ski or bike, and I miss Irish culture so much
Chief Supt Ned Coogan’s plea for justice after 1941 Garda purge
State Papers 2016: Father of historian Tim Pat Coogan one of nine gardaí forcibly retired
Croke Park’s GAA Museum celebrates ‘what Irish people do’
The museum has become both a major tourist attraction and resource for research
Tim Pat Coogan: role of Irish Press in my father’s downfall
Purge of Garda disclosed in State Papers had context in de Valera’s earlier crackdown
Remembering 20,000 Famine refugees who died in 1847
Writer and ultrarunner Michael Collins traces a forgotten part of Irish history
Bobby Sands: 66 Days review: A gripping tale of terrible times
Structured around Sands’s decline, 66 Days powers us through a socio-political maelstrom
Mad Mary and Young Offenders take Galway Film Fleadh by storm
The two films are the pick of a crop that reveals the breadth of talent in Irish film
Famine emigrant descendants have hunger to commemorate
Democratising power of social media allows them to contribute to interpretation of their ancestors’ history, Michael Collins finds on his Diaspora Run in Canada
No place for ‘soft words’ in 1916 centenary, says Tim Pat Coogan
Historian says current Irish politicians lack the idealism of Rising leaders
Book collecting: ‘People get a feeling for a book and they must have it’
‘First Editions’ in Dublin’s Ballsbridge is a popular destination for book lovers
New Domhnall Ua Buachalla biography launched
Adhamhnán Ó Súilleabháin reveals book on life of nationalist and politician
Famine historian criticises ‘unsavoury’ Channel 4 sitcom
Award winning author Tim Pat Coogan likens ‘Hungry’ series to holocaust humour
Diaspora Deenihan: ‘I have to move fast’
The first Minister of State for the Diaspora has no more than 20 months to make an impact. So what are his priorities?
Government ‘seeking documents’ on Dublin-Monaghan bombs
Taoiseach, survivors and relatives of the 34 people who died mark 40th anniversary
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