Glimpse of 1920s Ireland in 'precious' film collection An "extremely rare and precious" collection of silent film depicting rural life in Ireland in the 1920s has been discovered in the US. Munster • 18 Nov
'The Promise' wins 2021 Booker Prize for Fiction South African novelist Damon Galgut has won the 2021 Booker Prize for Fiction with The Promise. World • 03 Nov
Renaissance masterpiece unveiled at National Gallery The Renaissance masterpiece 'The Visit of the Queen of Sheba to King Solomon' has been unveiled at the National Gallery of Ireland following an 18-month ... Ireland • 28 Oct
Group mixes original of Warhol drawing with 999 copies The New York art collective that brought us "Satan Shoes" with an apparent drop of human blood in the midsole is at it again, this ... News Lens • 27 Oct
Picasso artworks fetch more than $100 million Eleven Picasso paintings and other works that helped turn Las Vegas into an unlikely destination for art were sold at auction last night for more ... World • 24 Oct
70% of arts workers experience 'harmful behaviours' There is a culture of harmful workplace behaviours across all sectors of the arts in Ireland, according to a new report. Ireland • 21 Oct
Quasimodo joins the ranks in Clonmel The grounds of a former army barracks will host a unique outdoor theatrical production in Clonmel, Co Tipperary, next week. Regional • 21 Oct
Funeral of poet Brendan Kennelly takes place in Kerry The funeral has taken place in Co Kerry of the poet and academic Brendan Kennelly. Ireland • 20 Oct
President leads tributes to poet Brendan Kennelly President Michael D Higgins has led tributes to poet and author Brendan Kennelly who has died aged 85. Ireland • 18 Oct
Irish language poet Máire Mhac an tSaoi dies, aged 99 President Michael D Higgins has paid tribute to Irish language poet Máire Mhac an tSaoi who has died, aged 99. Ireland • 18 Oct
An mórfhile Gaeilge Máire Mhac an tSaoi ar shlí na fírinne Tá an file mór le rá Máire Mhac an tSaoi tar éis bháis. Bhí sí 99 bliain d'aois - ar aon aois leis an Stát, ... Nuacht • 17 Oct
An taoiseach ceoil Paddy Moloney curtha i gcré na cille Adhlacadh i gCo Chill Mhantáin inniu duine de mhórphearsana cheol traidisiúnta na hÉireann - Paddy Moloney - a cailleadh Dé Máirt seo caite in aois ... Nuacht • 15 Oct
Arts Minister wants nightclubs to reopen Catherine Martin was asked about reports that senior officials were concerned about rising Covid numbers. She said she understood there was concern around ICU figures ... Budget 2022 • 13 Oct
Musician and broadcaster Tony MacMahon dies President Michael D Higgins has led tributes to musician and broadcaster Tony MacMahon, who has died aged 82. Ireland • 09 Oct
Abdulrazak Gurnah wins 2021 Nobel Prize for Literature The 2021 Nobel Prize for Literature has been awarded to the Tanzanian novelist, Abdulrazak Gurnah. Books • 07 Oct
Danish artist delivers empty frames, says it's art A Danish museum loaned an artist 534,000 kroner (over €71,800) in cash to recreate old artworks of his using the banknotes, but he ended up ... News Lens • 29 Sep
Ireland's tallest mural unveiled in Co Louth The tallest mural in Ireland has been completed in Dundalk, depicting warrior god Lú, the namesake of Co Louth. Leinster • 26 Sep
Diversity and inclusion on menu for Culture Night From museum visits to dance displays, architecture to circus performance, Culture Night aims to show the richness and diversity of Ireland's cultural heritage. Ireland • 17 Sep
Three Ireland new primary sponsor of Olympia Theatre Three Ireland has become the new primary sponsor of Dublin's Olympia Theatre, which will be renamed the '3Olympia Theatre'. Business • 15 Sep
Full reopening for events on track for 22 Oct - Martin Minister for Arts Catherine Martin has said the numbers are moving in the right direction for a full opening of the live entertainment sector on ... Culture Night • 13 Sep
Modern art: How Non-Fungible Tokens have mushroomed NFTs have become a hot investment property in recent months; but what are they, and what's so valuable about a digital file? Business • 05 Sep
Novelist Hilary Mantel to seek Irish citizenship Novelist Hilary Mantel has said she hopes to gain Irish citizenship, leave the UK and become "a European again". Ireland • 04 Sep
Supports needed to help live events industry rebuild The restrictions roadmap has been welcomed by the live events sector, but performers have stressed that supports will need to remain in place for entertainers ... Coronavirus • 31 Aug
Events industry pleads its case after Holohan comments There are many promoters and venues around the country who are looking at their bare autumn calendars and hoping that next week they will finally ... Analysis and Comment • 25 Aug
No date set for return of live concerts after meeting The Music and Entertainment Association of Ireland has expressed deep disappointment following a virtual meeting with Minister for Arts Catherine Martin this afternoon, after no ... Coronavirus • 18 Aug
