‘People afraid to say they are Jewish’: Dublin event marks October 7th attacks on Israel – The Irish Times
Jewish people in Ireland are being constantly told their right to stay in the country depends on how…
Elegant Limerick home that hosted Éamon de Valera and Richard Harris – The Irish Times
Address: Sunville House, North Circular Road, Limerick Price: €3,200,000 Agent: Sherry FitzGerald Earlier this month, the State marked…
As Shane Lowry watches on, Donald Trump reinvents himself as champion of all things Irish – The Irish Times
True to form, even on a weekend when his golf course was hosting a record-breaking native winner, Donald…
‘Ireland means a lot to us in India with our own freedom struggle,’ Gandhi’s grandson says – The Irish Times
Gopalkrishna Gandhi is known as a writer, academic, diplomat and politician. But he is best known as the…
Micheál Martin warns off Fianna Fáil leadership challengers ahead of ‘lost cause’ by-elections
Most in party see by-elections as ‘lost causes’ Fine Gael has a fighting chance in Galway West, while…
Leadership, Ireland’s economic transformation and Fianna Fáil – The Irish Times
Seán Lemass: The Lost Memoir Author: Seán Lemass, edited by Ronan McGreevy ISBN-13: 978-1804443903 Publisher: Eriu Guideline Price:…
The best and worst Irish TV shows ever made – The Irish Times
Ireland excels at a lot of things. Literature. Preachy rock stars. Potato-based snacks. But in television we have…
The lasting legacy of Ireland’s actions at the end of the second World War – The Irish Times
For a man who led a country that stood aside from the second World War, Éamon de Valera…
A century of television – Ireland’s society-defining TV moments, from launch of RTÉ to funding fiasco
Ireland has gone through so much since the earliest days in black and white RTÉ has produced its…
Fionnán Sheahan: Any chance Micheál Martin will tell our visiting European pals about a united Ireland?
Our first EU presidency since Brexit apparently puts us ‘on the global stage’ – it’s time to broach…
Brendan Balfe on a century of Irish broadcasting – The Irish Times
It was 1975, and I was presenting Pop Call. It was broadcast live on RTÉ radio at 11pm…
The father and son who built an Irish entertainment empire – The Irish Times
All-in professional wrestling filled all 904 plush seats of Queen’s Theatre, on Pearse Street in Dublin, every Sunday…