In the Middle of the Fields review: A timeless tale with a #MeToo edge
Premiere staging of Mary Lavin’s story of grief and vulnerability strikes just right note
Minor football round-up: Meath too strong or Westmeath in Navan
Holders Kildare see off Louth to set-up semi-final with Offaly; Laois see off Carlow
The past is always present: This week’s theatre highlights
Dylan Coburn Gray’s Citysong, and Ann Blake’s Morning After the Life Before
Dublin Dance Festival review: A riot of movement and sound
From individual empowerment to groupthink, dancers tackled disparate themes
Session: ‘Four men in a space playing with music and dance’s relationship’
A new collaboration by choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui and ex-Riverdancer Colin Dunne
2019 cultural highlights: You’ll laugh, you’ll picnic, you’ll plough
The best music, theatre, comedy, film and spoken word in the coming year
Bram Stoker festival: everything you need to know
Here’s the best spot to watch Monday night’s parade from, and our picks from the festival’s events
A bloodcurdling row about Bram Stoker and Dracula legacy in Dublin
‘You wouldn’t know much about Bram Stoker at the end of it’ – expert says festival a ‘million miles’ from the author of Dracula
Shay’s Short Game: Alan Condren wins Mid-Amateur in style
Killarney make it a 2017 double, adding Senior Foursomes to Senior Cup succes
How to dance the undanceable music of Tommy Potts
Former Riverdancer Colin Dunne takes on challenge of ‘The Liffey Banks’ album
Dublin Dance Festival to hold mirror to our ‘obscene’ times
Dancers from 11 countries to perform in 40 events over 10-day programme
Traditional authenticism bound by music and running with time
In ‘Edge of Light’, four top traditional artists perform along the rim of a fresh Irish day
US vice-president Joe Biden to visit Ireland in June
Kenny confirms Biden’s Irish visit at opening of three-week arts festival in Washington
Taoiseach to attend Easter Rising commemorations in Washington
Opening of the “Ireland 100” festival at John F Kennedy Center starts three-week festival of Irish arts and culture
Premiere of choral work with 1,000 voices at Rising commemoration
Paul Muldoon lyrics criticise many aspects of Irish society such as ‘gombeen financiers’
Repression and liberation: a coming-out for gay men and Irish step dance
Former Riverdancer Breandán de Gallaí examines identity, sexuality and ageing in his show Linger
A glorious gamelan with a distinctive Irish accent
What attracted Iarla Ó Lionáird, Duke Special and Julie Feeney to collaborate with Cork Gamelan Ensemble?
Painter died after unsecured scaffolding fell, inquest hears
John Kelly had worked on Pro-Cathedral as well as restoration of Royal Hospital
Band of brothers: the Lockout with music and dancing
The Abbey Theatre’s adaptation of James Plunkett’s 1958 play ‘The Risen People’ takes in elements of music hall and vaudeville, and discards Jim Larkin
The Risen People
In a year of 1913 memorials, can a play this derivative, or a production this earnest, be taken seriously?
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