Signify Health names new site lead for Irish technology centre
Elaine Murphy to head up Bonham Quay centre in Galway
Seventeen great Irish restaurants for winter 2021 to go with friends
Our food experts Corinna Hardgrave, Lisa Cope and Ali Dunworth reveal their favourites
New York’s finest is coming to Dublin in a meal kit
Food File: The Back to Dine enterprise has signed up Frenchette restaurant in Tribeca
Live theatre was getting interesting. Then Covid arrived
Several new plays were due on the country’s big stages, a rare sight
‘This will lead to closures’: restaurants criticise lack of VAT cut in stimulus package
Measures including extension of the wage subsidy welcomed
Ian O’Riordan: An education in race and running during college days in America
Diversity and inclusion played such a big part of my time at Brown University in the 1990s
Valentine’s in an Irish restaurant: ‘Some couples barely speak to one another. Most don’t tip’
Archive: Restaurateurs share trade secrets of the ‘worst night of the year’
Annie Fletcher: On My Culture Radar
Director of Irish Museum of Modern Art on her picks for Venice Biennale, a podcast on the politics of tech, and her girl crush on Cate Blanchett
‘Irish people are not always very good at tipping’
Restaurants reveal tipping practises, service charge policies and diner experiences
Table for one: The rise of the solo diner in Irish restaurants
Dining alone is a growing trend, a true test of hospitality and the list of wines by the glass
Abbey Theatre uproar: 300 actors and directors complain to Minister
National theatre’s new policy sees pay ‘fall 25%’ and overall employment ‘dry up’
Happy pair: Good beer and good food
While gastro pubs have raised the bar for quality food and beer, many restaurants have been slow to embrace changing tastes when it comes to beer
Home Theatre (Ireland) review: An innovation with life-changing potential
Dublin Theatre Festival: Intimate snapshots of life in Dublin 15 pair actors with locals. The results are top-notch
Mayo players left panel due to ‘impact on mental health’
The 12 players and two coaches have released a statement outlining details of departure
LiveTiles launches first product after setting up in Sligo in May
Software company has built an intranet to cater to SMEs in response to customer demand
24 casual Irish restaurants to savour
From The Irish Times’s 2018 guide to the 100 best foodie destinations across Ireland
Fill up your belly and larder this bank holiday at Burtown House
Food File: The Legal Eagle reopens with a new gastro flavour; and Cavan gets culinary
Why have so many of Ireland’s restaurants been closing?
With more than one closure a week, ‘staying alive’ is restaurateurs’ new motto
Our Wedding Story: falling for each other at the waterfall
Rory and Chantelle Coss enjoyed a special wedding day full of music, fun, tears and love
Theatre actress Anita Reeves dies aged 67
Friends pay tribute to the actress, best known for her extensive theatre work and film roles including The Butcher Boy and Adam and Paul
'What’s your guiltiest food pleasure?': It’s question time on The Women’s Podcast
This week’s question is in preperation for a special food episode next week
Review: The Washerwoman is bringing great casual dining to an old school Dublin pub
Elaine Murphy’s new restaurant on Glasnevin Hill is a good addition to the northside
Select: Get a platter of the action – Dublin’s best meals to share
Sharing is caring, but everyone for themself is cool too
Aoife Duffin: ‘There was a lot of curiosity about whether I was a normal person’
When she was approached for the only role in the distressing stage adaptation of A Girl Is a Half-Formed Thing, the actor had refused, saying she couldn’t do ‘another play about rape’ after a string of draining parts. What changed her mind?
New openings and revamps on the cards for Ireland’s vibrant restaurant scene
Several big names and restaurant groups are planning new things but there are also smaller beginnings planned for 2015
Where to go for brunch
Gather the troops and fortify yourselves for the season of shopping, eating and making merry
A sister act that’s somewhere between a sitcom and a kitchen sink
Elaine Murphy’s new play presents a girls’ night in marketed as a girls’ night out
Elaine Murphy: Following up a gem of a play on the national stage
Elaine Murphy’s ‘Little Gem’ was a slow-burning success, and now her second play, ‘Shush’, is set to premiere on the Abbey’s main stage
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Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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