Sinéad Crowley

Arts and Media Correspondent

News Correspondent

2022 is 90 years since Johnny Cash was born, and tonight Folsom Prison Blues will ring out in Mountjoy in his honour

Prison choir to perform Johnny Cash tribute in Mountjoy

The Auld Triangle is one of Dublin's best known songs - detailing life inside a prison - but it will take on an even deeper significance when it is sung tonight by men currently serving time in Mountjoy Prison.

Ireland • 27 May 22

Some of the bank's customers complained on social media that they were unable to secure Bruce Springsteen tickets because of the issue

Bank of Ireland apologises for banking app issues

Bank of Ireland has apologised for issues with its banking app this morning.

Business • 27 May 22

President Higgins said that Dervla Murphy was always an "ethical visitor" and brought a "vital social conscience and respect for those she wrote about"

Travel writer Dervla Murphy dies aged 90

President Michael D Higgins has paid tribute to travel writer Dervla Murphy, who has died aged 90.

Ireland • 23 May 22

French author Alice Zeniter wins 2022 Dublin Literary Award

Books • 23 May 22

Eurovision a vehicle to unite Europeans behind Ukraine

Given that the competition was originally designed to bring Europeans together through the medium of television, last night's result made perfect sense, writes Sinéad Crowley.

Analysis and Comment • 15 May 22

Flikkers ran from 1977 until 1987 in Temple Bar in Dublin (Pics: Tonie Walsh, Thomas A O'Shea)

Bealtaine festival looks back at LGBTQ life in Ireland

This year's Bealtaine festival involves a look back at LGBTQ life in Ireland over the last 50 years. The arts festival includes a tribute to Flikkers disco, which ran at the Hirshfield centre in Dublin in the 1970s and 80s

Dublin • 11 May 22

A group of Irish audio-visual producers including is calling on the Government to urgently introduce the levy (File image)

Calls for levy on Pay TV, Video on Demand services

A levy on Pay TV and Video on Demand services could yield €25 million for the Irish audio-visual industry, at no cost to the taxpayer, according to industry experts.

Ireland • 10 May 22

An open day will be held at the Dublin Tenement Museum tomorrow

Public invited to share memories of Dublin Tenements

People who lived in the Dublin Tenements, or who knew someone who did, are invited to share their stories at an open day at the Dublin Tenement museum tomorrow.

Dublin • 03 May 22

The proposed deal could take between three and six months to complete

Fight or flight - how Musk takeover may affect Twitter

Twitter now plays a central role in news generation and dissemination, both here and internationally. What might Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter mean for those who consume news on the platform and for those who provide it with content?

Analysis and Comment • 30 Apr 22

Sheeran will be doing 'tourist things' while in Ireland

Live music returns to Croke Park in Dublin this weekend when Ed Sheeran plays the first of a string of Irish dates and the singer-songwriter has said he'll be doing "tourist things" with his family while in the country.

Music • 21 Apr 22