Ellen O’Donoghue

Ellen O’Donoghue

Ellen O'Donoghue is an Irish Times journalist.

Electric Picnic 2024 lineup revealed: Kylie Minogue, Noah Kahan and Calvin Harris to headline festival

Music and arts festival takes over Stradbally estate, in Co Laois, August 16th-18th

Neurodiverse festival: ‘This is all about making a more inclusive Dublin’

City council event to run over two sessions with Merrion Square Park divided into zones of activity

‘There’s more of a laissez-faire kind of thing in Ireland and especially that translates to driving’

New to the Parish: Emily McKenzie moved to Dublin from Vancouver in 2017

Take That at 3Arena Dublin: which songs will they play, can I buy tickets, stage times and more

Everything you need to know about the veteran group’s Irish dates

Angela Scanlon to take over Graham Norton’s weekend Virgin Radio UK show

Meath native joins Ryan Tubridy on station’s roster of Irish presenters

‘Ireland is a country of people who are very friendly, no shooting’

New to the Parish: Kristine Lapid came to Ireland from the Philippines

Ryan Tubridy’s new books podcast to launch next week

Former RTÉ 1 presenter will speak to international guests about their life stories through the prism of books

Irish actor Alisha Weir (14) named in Forbes Under 30 Entertainment list

List also includes Dublin singer Jazzy and Belfast makers of An Irish Goodbye

‘It’s hard to park your qualifications when you move to Ireland’

New to the Parish: Daniel Ricci moved to Waterford in 2018 to ‘live a different life’

Easter break: Over 60 family-friendly things to do, places to go and restaurants to visit

From Easter egg hunts to family days out and more, this list will help you keep the kids busy over the school break

‘Direct provision takes away your ability to dream’

New to the Parish: Precious Matumba came to Ireland from Zimbabwe in 2018

RNLI rescuers: ‘Someone’s family member is missing. It’s so important to bring them home’

It’s a 24-hour on-call job for members of the voluntary group, but saving people in difficulty at sea is an ‘absolute privilege’

‘Ireland is a home for my children. They wouldn’t know Kenya, they know Ireland’

New to the Parish: Margaret Ndiritu came to Ireland from Kenya in 2019

‘I feel that it is possible to become Irish in a way it would never be possible to become German or to become Japanese’

New to the Parish: Michael Svoboda moved from Czechia to Dublin in 2022

International Booker Prize 2024 longlist announced: 13 translated novels feature

Nominated books include Kairos by Jenny Erpenbeck, A Dictator Calls by Ismail Kadare and The House on Via Gemito by Domenico Starnone