Irish-born director of Wigmore Hall awarded CBE in honours list
John Gilhooly’s ‘immense contribution to classical music’ marked by Queen Elizabeth
Veronica Dunne
Soprano and voice teacher
A chorus of crises: Wexford, opera and the festival
Karina Daly’s fascinating book is lean on links with RTÉ, Arts Council and Mazars
Veronica Dunne’s Dublin home on the market for €2.3m
Late soprano held legendary dinner parties at Victorian four-bed on Bushy Park Road in Rathgar
Veronica Dunne obituary: A mainstay of Irish musical life
Ronnie, as she was known, had a simple credo – never refuse anyone with potential
Irish opera singer Veronica Dunne dies aged 93
Operatic community loses highly respected figure and ever-present artist for over 60 years
Wexford Factory performers at heart of this year’s Opera Festival productions
Singers will appear in Waiting for Shakespeare and Falstaff and more
Limerick man keeps music playing during lockdown at famous London venue
London Letter: Wigmore Hall’s John Gilhooly says response to streamed concerts has been ‘incredible’
Feis Ceoil the biggest loss to Irish classical calendar
Coronavirus ravages cultural schedule but online musical archives will reward raiding
Striking the right chord: how singers should protect their vocal health
Professional singers should regard themselves as athletes, with every vocal performance akin to running a marathon, says a top laryngeal surgeon
Are Irish music competitions finally getting to grips with gender?
It took nearly 30 years for a woman to win the Dublin International Piano Competition
Jimmy Vaughan returns to play at concert for Veronica Dunne’s 91st birthday
The Dublin native explains life as head coach do at one of the world’s great opera houses
Playing politics with the RTÉ orchestra cutbacks controversy
Taoiseach weighs in, Minister for Arts kicks to touch, Fianna Fáil comes late to the cause
Another mountain to climb: Celine Byrne takes on Mother Abbess
Ireland’s best-known soprano effortlessly moves from opera to ‘The Sound Of Music’
The best classical performances to see this week
Russian fare and a 90th birthday celebration for Veronica Dunne
‘Give up teaching? I wouldn’t live six months’ - Podcast
Approaching 90, Veronica Dunne, the doyenne of Irish opera talks to Róisín Ingle
Annie Moore a symbolic figure for Irish Americans, says relative
Descendant Paul Linehan speaks of influence of first immigrant through Ellis Island in 1892
An Egyptian soprano adds to the great variety of Irish competition winners
Is there a gender or national bias in our high-profile music competitions? Sorry, conspiracy theorists, but no
'If you learn how to breathe properly, you learn how to sing'
Veronica ‘Ronnie’ Dunne began teaching in 1962. At 88 her passion is still obvious and she is alarmingly direct in her opinions about what it takes to be a singer
The music scene in 1916: noise, jazz and John McCormack
That was the scene internationally, but what would a Dublin music lover have had to choose from?
Veronica Dunne: still working at 87 in an ‘ageist’ Ireland
The opera singer continues to train students for 39 hours a week – and she doesn’t stop for lunch
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