Recitals, workshops and the determinedly avant garde feature in Music Current festival

‘Nothing lovelier than Townley Hall’: This Georgian gem is the subject of a new book

For an administration faced with enormous challenges, the Coalition has quite a knack of creating unnecessary problems for itself

Financial statements to be considered before Court of Appeal makes Phelan decision

Varadkar says it would have been ‘far preferable’ if details were released from outset

Diarmuid Rossa Phelan is accused of murdering a father-of-four in a fatal shooting on farmland in Tallaght

Analysis: Little or no willingness to tackle hospital overcrowding and long waiting lists

St James’s Hospital has made huge strides in battling common cancers

Phytaphix’s range of nutritional supplements are scientifically natural

‘They contain a thing called choline,’ says the Taoiseach. ‘Very good for brain function’

Some will be left out due to language barrier, others fear sharing personal information

Seanad candidate will focus on education and equality if elected in the Trinity byelection

Wellbeing is pertinent at any stage of life, says Prof Rose Anne Kenny

Double-fronted Victorian in Rathgar was the home of Latvian-born chess champion Philip Baker

Diarmuid Rossa Phelan ‘not entitled to any greater consideration than any other accused’

Karlin Lillington: For a quarter-century, State has been attractive to global tech sector

Father-of-four Keith Conlon said to have turned away after verbal altercation

The pandemic forced a changed from in-person learning

Party leader candidate confirms opinion polling was not the only factor in Alan Kelly’s departure

The ground has shifted and Ireland’s approach to military defence will come under scrutiny like never before