Data centre lobby declares Sally Rooney a ‘hypocrite’ for focus on printed word over e-books
IRELAND’S INDUSTRY GROUP for data centres has lashed out at writer Sally Rooney for her opposition to the…
A village revolts against a data centre: ‘Who wants to live beside that?’ – The Irish Times
Behind the shrubbery at the foot of Danny Brennan’s garden, a small stream reveals itself, crossable via a…
Sales of Sally Rooney books surge in Northern Ireland after publisher stops distribution – The Irish Times
Customers at a Belfast bookshop have been “panic buying” novels by award-winning Irish author Sally Rooney since her…
Sally Rooney’s books will no longer be available in UK over her support for Palestine Action – The Irish Times
Sally Rooney, the bestselling and award-winning Irish author, will no longer be distributed by Faber & Faber due…
Daisy Edgar-Jones: ‘It was great practice for Sense and Sensibility, all that time in Fermanagh fields with cows’ – The Irish Times
Six or seven years ago, Daisy Edgar-Jones, breakout star of the lockdown sensation Normal People, learned the Sligo…
Hundreds of Irish writers set to share millions of euro after €1.31bn Anthropic settlement – The Irish Times
Hundreds of Irish writers are set to share millions of euro following a €1.31 billion settlement of a…
Page turners: 10 books to help you fall back in love with reading – The Irish Times
Like any new habit, the beginning is crucial. Whether it’s fitness or starting a new diet, the way…
Singer-songwriter Loah: ‘I like praying. It puts you in a humble state, open to the goodness of people’ – The Irish Times
Choices define a life. That’s something singer-songwriter, presenter, actor and part-time pharmacist Loah thinks about a lot, because…
Sally Rooney releasing Hebrew translation of latest novel with boycott-compliant publisher – The Irish Times
The Irish novelist Sally Rooney is releasing a Hebrew translation of her latest novel more than four years…
Retro riding: A history of sex on Irish TV, from The Late Late Show to Rivals – The Irish Times
The excellent Rivals, an adaptation of Jilly Cooper’s bonkbuster, in which 1980s rich people enthusiastically bonk (English for…
Fragility of global fuel systems strengthens the case for rationing – The Irish Times
When goods are scarce, how are they distributed? That is: when lots of people want something, but there…
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…