Thomas Moore and the Transatlantic, 1800-1840: A fluent voice and an open mind

A new account of Moore as a writer attuned to debates on gender, education, boxing, empire, enslavement and agricultural trade

Dublin house with historic links to Robert Emmet in Rathfarnham for €2.25m

Dating from 1760, Washington House has six bedrooms, extends to 358sq m and sits on a 0.37-acre site

Important Irish art works on show at Paris exhibition

Sales mark centenary of the 1922 World Congress of the Irish Race

‘Most determined spirit’ – Brian Maye on William Lawless, United Irishman and French officer

An Irishman’s Diary

Thousands of State’s poorest children face losing after-school childcare places

Changes to new childcare scheme favours children of working parents, critics say

From Sirr, with love: A poet’s search for Dublin’s soul

Donnybrook four-bed steeped in history and style for €2m

Bloomfield House was home to the family of Robert Emmet in the early 19th century

Irish actors and writers sign petition against sale of historic Fifth Avenue building

American Irish Historical Society represents ‘struggles and success of Irish ancestors’

Trinity to examine colonial legacy in reply to Black Lives Matter

TCD’s history from the Plantation of Ulster to the Atlantic slave trade under scrutiny

Is this the face of Ireland’s lost patriot Robert Emmet?

Three-dimensional technology brings hero of doomed 1803 rebellion to life

1919: a slow-burning start to the War of Independence

Although there were few casualties, the year marked a point of no return and made a confrontation between the British state and the Irish counterstate inevitable

The 50 best Irish films ever made, in order

Donald Clarke and Tara Brady's definitive list has more than a few surprises

Fears for fate of The O’Rahilly house at Dublin's Herbert Park

Grandson of 1916 Rising leader seeks preservation of house amid apartment plans

Reflections on the Revolution in England – Frank McNally on a 200-year-old plot to establish a republic in London