Henrietta McKervey

The School of Hibernia, an Irish, all-woman reimagining of Raphael’s School of Athens, showcases achievement, solidarity and perseverance

More than a million people travel from around the world to see the medieval manuscript each year. The university hopes its new exhibition will spark fresh curiosity at home too

The two writers were perfectly suited to one another, as they quickly discovered after meeting. Snell will always appreciate his good fortune

Trinity’s move means everyone can explore an incredible array of skill and artistry, with tantalising glimpses into the past

The writer took a gamble when he went ahead with neither a commission nor interest from a theatre. Now it’s the Ark’s Christmas production

The outspoken writer on his new spy novel, Cillian Murphy’s X factor and his thoughts on a sequel to I Am Pilgrim

The author of The Snapper and The Van has set his new version of JM Barrie’s classic story in Ireland

Lost Lear uses Shakespeare’s tragedy as the scaffold for a new play that confronts the way we deal with dementia

Erica Murray’s new play drops into the lives of four women connected by unexpected circumstances

Dr Georgina Laragy is behind The Dead Body in Modern Ireland, a two-day conference with an eye-opening range of topics

The Thursday Murder Club author on the latest novel in the series, The Last Devil to Die, and his never-ending love of games

Dublin Fringe Festival 2023: Louisa Ní Éideáin has channelled her diagnosis into Dopa-Mean Girl, a ‘camped up, amped up’ account of her experience

The process began, according to the best-selling Canadian author, with a simple drawing

The writer and film director’s new novel, The Well of Saint Nobody, picks up a theme familiar to fans of his work

Colin Walsh was due to begin a PhD in the United States. Then he decided he would rather become a writer. His debut novel is about to hit the shelves