The 60 authors in this ‘career retrospective’ include Claire Keegan, Anne Enright, Maeve Binchy and Sebastian Barry ...

Pope Leo XIV, dubbed “the quiet American” for his careful diplomacy and cautious speech, made a definitive break with his ...

Louise O’Neill’s past novels have demonstrated a capacity to disturb; here she has opted to write something more ...

The Irish educator and entrepreneur on her work helping to change attitudes, create community, grow knowledge and break down ...

Mary O’Donnell is one such figure: a quietly radical, forward-thinking voice whose work has long explored the emotional and ...

O’Conor’s Chrysanthemums and Christmas Roses from 1897 re-emerges for sale after years in a private collection ...

Scottish writer’s novel is propelled by an anarchic energy whose literary style approaches the quality of a troubled dream ...

Although there is something almost oxymoronic about its title, The Irish Proust makes a strong case for the existence of such ...

Her passion to be bigger and older stops just short of wanting to be an adult. Any suggestion that she is as old as, say, her ...

It is a sequel to your debut, Where They Lie, a crime novel set in the world of journalism in Dublin in the 1960s. Tell us ...

Practical advice on how we can reconnect with nature and our community, and tackle hunger and poverty without destroying the ...

Bread Alone is a powerful and necessary anthology in which 33 writers describe the practical and emotional challenges that ...