Mícheál Ó Súilleabháin: A Life in Music: Stellar capture of irrepressible force of nature
Rich collection of essays, poems and reflections on a visionary who breathed life into Ireland’s musical tradition
Mícheál Ó Súilleabháin
Toner Quinn: ‘There has been a thaw around issues of Irishness, but now we see a hardening again’
The Journal of Music’s editor has turned a selection of his writing over the past 23 years into the formidable What Ireland Can Teach the World About Music
Georgian proportions and modern finesse on an acre by the Shannon estuary for €445,000
The couple who built this house to their own design invested heavily in time and materials to create an authentic feel in a modern home
John Spillane: ‘Why can’t you sing about Ballincollig if you can sing about Phoenix, Arizona?’
The Cork singer-songwriter has been writing songs to order, like an old-style bard
UCC music department welcomes record bequest of €2m
Gift from estate of Sidney V Regan to help equip new studio and support students
Where traditional and classical music come together
The West Ocean String Quartet’s album Atlantic Edge celebrates the majesty of our west coast
All-Ireland Sailing Championships get underway in Schull
Strong winds forecast for junior championships this weekend
RIP: Famous names we said goodbye to in 2018
From Dolores O’Riordan and Myrtle Allen to Stephen Hawking and Aretha Franklin
A piping hot 2018 for trad
Year in Culture Review: Great albums, the rise of women and the loss of visionaries
Mícheál Ó Súilleabháin obituary: Exceptional musician who straddled classical and Irish traditional music
His huge influence extended to role as broadcaster and educator
The Irish Times view on the death of Mícheál Ó Súilleabháin: a visionary explorer
Diverse musical collaborations revealed the pianist, composer and educationalist as truly a musical conquistador
Mícheál Ó Súilleabháin funeral to be held in Co Clare on Monday
Pioneering musician had a ‘fearless sense of exploration’, says president
Mícheál Ó Súilleabháin: a man of energy, joie de vivre, vision and charisma
President said pioneering musician, composer and academic 'fearless sense of exploration'
Mícheál Ó Súilleabháin put traditional music centre stage
Composer’s legacy will be his enriching and broadening of the study of music
Details for proposed international arts festival for Limerick unveiled
Feasibility report presented to Minister for Arts
Mícheál Ó Súilleabháin, acclaimed musician and composer, dies at 67
Founder of Irish World Academy of Music was one of Ireland’s best-known composers
Jamie McMahon swept to early lead in Volvo Youth race in Dublin Bay
Nearly 200 under-18 sailors competing with one eye on berths in Tokyo 2020
Honour Famine victims by aiding ‘modern equivalents’ - Varadkar
Taoiseach speaks at National Famine Commemoration at Ballingarry, Co Tipperary
Early music – and earlier start times – for RTÉ NSO’s new season
Orchestra celebrates 70th anniversary with a wide-ranging concert programme
The last man standing at the listening post for cultural globalisation
Micheál Ó Suillleabháin recounts his journey from growing up in a house with no music to establishing the Irish World Academy of Music and Dance
Miriam Lord: Penrose plans to lead Enda on a merry dance
Labour TD talks of ‘impromptu concert’ to launch Bill on Irish music quotas
Minister backs holding ICRA championship with KYC biennial regatta
Simon Coveney lends support to ‘strategic thinking’ behind move at launch of four-day event
Gradam Ceoil showcases the eclectic best of Irish traditional music
From the genius of Máirtín O’Connor and the huge contribution of the Irish Traditional Music Archive to the magpie stylings of Ensemble Ériú, the list of recipients of the annual TG4 awards is impressively diverse
12 of Ireland’s finest to compete off Miami
Competitions for year start in earnest with Olympic places still up for grabs
Clifden Arts Festival opens in north Connemara
Tribute to composer Seán Ó Riada and Druid Theatre productions among highlights
Flying cows, spiralling elves and spicy feet among Baboró festival events in Galway
Clifden and Music For Galway programmes also published
The last of the Blasket evacuees: ‘We weren’t great mixers on the mainland’
Gearóid Cheaist Ó Catháin has published a memoir that recalls life on the Great Blasket island, the evacuation of 1953-1954 following a panicked plea to De Valera, and why he might never return
A magnificent tribute to Seamus Heaney
The fearless beauty of his poetry shone out of every aspect of the National Concert Hall celebration
The idea that art and culture are about rebranding is an insult to artists
Opinion: Cultural vibrancy is the opposite of bland positivity
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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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