Writer, broadcaster and academic Liam Mac Con Iomaire dies

Teacher, author, translator and co-founder of Sean Nós Cois Life

‘The New IRA’s actions are not a consequence of the North’s political vacuum’

Historian Marisa McGlinchey on death of Lyra McKee and state of dissident republicanism

Protestants in Ireland: a minority in search of an identity?

Community links typical in Wexford not necessarily to be found elsewhere

Protestants in the Republic: Inclusion and exclusion, resilience and pride

Brian Dobson, Heather Humphreys, Jan O’Sullivan and others on growing up in a Catholic dominated State

‘Remarkable’ contribution of Protestants to State largely forgotten, Minister says

Heather Humphreys says faith has been dominated by Catholic majority since time of independence

‘One of the biggest challenges facing us is to define Irish identity in a post-Brexit world’

New Heritage Council CEO Virginia Teehan brings plenty of experience to the table from her time at UCC and Hunt Museum

New Irish revolution documentary steers away from ‘great man’ approach

Strong focus on mass movements, role of women and workers in series based on award winning book

Inside dissident republican groups: A new book throws light on their thinking

Paramilitary organisations see opportunity in Brexit – the harder Brexit the better

Could Sherlock Holmes’s true nemesis have been a mathematician?

That’s Maths: New book suggests Arthur Conan Doyle based Moriarty on George Boole

From book to screen: ‘Atlas of the Irish Revolution’ to be made into a documentary

Cillian Murphy to narrate screen version of one of publishing's more unlikely successes

President voices fears about teaching of history in schools at book launch

Higgins praises four-volume series as ‘riposte’ to those who do not value history

Why producing bulls**t requires few convictions

Science is not immune to allure of BS, and we’re not as good at detecting it as we think

‘Bad Dad’ by David Walliams is Ireland’s bestselling book of 2017

Graham Norton is bestselling Irish novelist for second year in a row

Shortlists announced for the Bord Gáis Energy Irish Book Awards 2017

Among the nominees are Ryan Tubridy, Cecelia Ahern, John Banville, Molly McCloskey, Emer McLysaght and Sarah Breen

Heavy reading: UCC launches 5kg ‘Atlas of Irish Revolution’

Authors hope detailed 1,000-page book will inspire young historians 20 years from now

Varadkar’s deal with Independent TDs will be good for democracy

In our pluralist system anyone can run for the Dáil, regardless of resources

How the Irish Georgians lived, really

Property obsession, preposterous meals and chamber pots at the table were hallmarks of the era

Rite & Reason: Priest’s passing underlines crisis faced by church

As clergy die, who will replace them? Without priests, there can be no Eucharist

Religious ethos of society helps Muslims feel at home in Ireland

Rite & Reason: the story of Muslim migration here is different from elsewhere in Europe

Essays on Famine complement US museum collection

First four in series of 14 launched in Dublin and destined for Famine museum in Connecticut

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