Deirdre Falvey

Somewhat overshadowed by brothers WB and Jack, the sisters were a key part of the Celtic Revival and powerhouses behind Dun Emer and Cuala, creative outlets for female writers and artists

How small are the one-person rooms? We had a look around the seven-storey residence for 204 people which will open at the end of the month

We’re objectifying Irish women but in an illuminating, celebratory way to mark International Women’s Day 2023

Claire Walsh can hold her breath underwater for five minutes 59 seconds and dives to a depth of 60m

Theatre: The story arc of this BrokenCrow production personifies a battle between dark and light, bad and good

Edward Guinness welcomes Dublin City Council move but condition of building continues to worsen

The seven-year redesign ‘packs a lot into a city-centre site and gears us up for the future’, says the national conservatoire’s director

From Kildare to Dublin and London to Vancouver, there will be concerts, talks, light shows and so much more

Sadness and anger from some committee members at being ‘very arbitrarily dismissed’, while others say some volunteers ‘deemed more important than others’

Wheelchair users complain they’re unable to use steep ramps at the redeveloped seaside amenity

Cultural festivals are back in full force this year - and this guide doesn’t even include all of them

“When you’ve played the Widow Twanky, can Mother Goose be far behind?” The Lord of the Rings star talks his next role as Mother Goose, preternatural occurrences in Ireland, making it up as he goes along, and men wearing frocks

The great and the good of the borough – councillors, TDs, local businesses, community representatives – came out in weatherproof finery and thermals to mark the cutting of the ribbon

Largest ever revamp of a national cultural institution expected to proceed next year after being delayed by pandemic

After years of dereliction, then a seemingly never-ending build, the outdoor areas of the Co Dublin town’s renovated baths are due on December 13th