Conor Purcell of Purcell auctioneers in Birr, Co Offaly, says that it will be the first time that a copy of what is deemed to ...

As Armagh’s Georgian Festival prepares to light up the city once again, local illustrator, author and guide Jonathan Hackett ...

An exclusive solo exhibition of acclaimed Irish artist Oona Hyland titled "An Duanaire: Visual Poems of the Dispossessed," ...

Visual Poems of the Dispossessed”, opened Tuesday at the Garden Gallery in Baridhara, marking a milestone in cultural ...

One night in early November 1975, Pier Paolo Pasolini, the iconoclastic master of Italian neorealist cinema, was brutally murdered on a beach outside Rome. This horrifying – and to this day, unsolved ...

It’s been so long, surely some of those who know what happened that day will be ready to talk,” says Mario Ledwith, a news reporter at the Times and host of this six-part podcast series - the final ...

Colm O’Regan’s entertaining account of the Irish version of the English language is an etymologist’s delight, being nicely scholarly, but it wears its learning lightly, which means it’s accessible to ...

For its 25th anniversary, Irish Tatler honoured a woman whose courage and advocacy have transformed justice and survivor rights in Ireland. Lavinia Kerwick is a pioneering advocate for survivors’ ...

A new pop-up food pantry has been established at the Leonard Brown House, 121 Linden Lane, Portsmouth, to support those in ...

It does not seem a lot to ask,” Anne Enright writes in this new book, “that a novel should give you something to think about; ...

As you can imagine, The Beatles would frequent lots of bars and restaurants during their rise to fame and while famous.

There’s no rationale for it, no sense of trying to explain this unique and unreasonable partnership between Notre Dame and ...