Mica redress: ‘We just want our lives and our homes back’
Donegal family, whose house must be demolished, ready for second Dublin protest
Dunfanaghy: ‘Local families have older kids living at home, they can’t afford to move out’
‘There are an awful lot of people looking to move to Dunfanaghy. It’s a cool place to be now’
Cross-Border Covid approaches start to align as northwest enters ‘crucial’ period
Local action is being taken to try to drive down infections in one of worst-hit areas
Real-life Peaky Blinders: How the IRA sourced guns from the ‘Birmingham mob’
Newly released files detail role of Birmingham gangs in the War of Independence
Woman stranded in Ireland due to pandemic has ‘miracle baby’
Gimee Etwarysing and baby Leah were ‘the talk of the maternity ward’ in Letterkenny
Covid-19 crisis shows public places can be made more accessible
‘The physical structure of places can be changed really easily’ – wheelchair user
Fr Enda McDonagh remains powerful voice for theology at the fringe
Rite&Reason: At 90, he never ceases to generate original thought, profound and quizzical
Sure Look It, Fuck It: A day in the life of a returning emigrant
‘What am I doing with my life? Is there a way I can be zany and mad in a positive way?’
Thousands of Dublin’s poorest collect food parcels before Christmas
Basics like tea, cheese, cold meats and biscuits provided at Capuchin centre
The persistence of the feminine, embodied in the witch, demonised, and hounded
Jesse Jones’s Venice Biennale exhibition proposes an alternative, feminist creation and foundation myth
A new Eden in Glasthule: four-bed by the Dart for €1.5m
Number 7 Eden Park, a Victorian terraced house, has been converted back to family living
RHA Annual Exhibition 2017: A big, noisy, good-natured show
Open submission process and 600 artworks guarantee good – and puzzling – surprises
A show that’s a year in the life of the RHA’s members
Against the odds, the RHA is still around, with this year’s exhibition one of its best. And despite our changing tastes, portrait painting has survived the advent of the selfie
No need for anxiety as Tulca engages in Galway
Its theme is the anxiety of life in the modern world, but the annual festival is rock steady
Irish second World War veteran who was decorated for gallantry turns 100
Joe Dunne from Offaly won a Distinguished Conduct Medal at Anzio in 1944
RHA annual show: Forgetting the theory and focusing on the work
The beauty in the RHA annual show is that while among the 560-plus works, you’re unlikely to be ambushed by art theory
Finding philsophy lessons in child-friendly places
Thursday is World Philosophy Day, a good time to get children asking the big questions
Say no to groupthink: how philosophy can transform learning
Around the world, children who learn philosophy also learn how to solve problems and think critically. Why is there such resistance to teaching it in Ireland?
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