Ibsen’s A Doll’s House for the National Opera House and the Pavilion Dún Laoghaire and an adaptation of Der Letzte Satz (The ...

Her depiction of the Peck & Peck offices is kaleidoscopic; through Batter’s eyes, we glimpse “thousands upon thousands of ...

Lorna Shaughnessy’s intricately woven sixth collection, Throat Full of Feathers (Salmon, €14), explores the shadowy reaches ...

Surely it must have been something in the surprisingly ramshackle way the internet was thrown together in the distant past ...

Despite us being brought up to believe the West is a place of democracy and peace, for many it’s justifiably linked only to ...

Sharon Guard’s second novel, The Silence of October, opens on a dumbstruck Klara unable to answer an ambulance crew’s ...

Supernatural a pervasive preoccupation, as is the relationship between sisters, and the circular nature of time ...

The author reimagines Gustave Flaubert in her new novel, asking what literature can offer us in a time of war, political ...

Elizabeth Oxley was a 2022 Ireland Chair of Poetry Student Award recipient whose work has been shortlisted for the Bridport ...

The prose is clean, vivid and quietly funny, and the details do enormous work. There is no wasted motion here. Miller has the ...

Bohemians beat Waterford 2-0 at Dalymount to cut Rovers lead at the top of the table to three points with two games remaining ...

Brazil’s top electoral court ruled on Thursday Meta must adopt measures to immediately secure equal treatment of the two ...