Irish policemen ‘caught on wrong side of history’ remembered in London
Commemoration attendees express dismay at scrapping of Dublin Castle event
Hugh Callaghan: ‘The night terrors have become less frequent’
Man wrongfully convicted of Birmingham bombings sees Belfast film with sharper eye
Tenor fails to rent home as work in Covid-hit sector deemed precarious
Paul Byrom says landlord ‘simply didn’t want anyone from the entertainment industry’
Dropping Covid-19 positivity rates give grounds for hope, says HSE boss
Paul Reid believes early trends should give everybody ‘encouragement’
‘Ireland was a great fit for Grandad,’ Charlton funeral hears
Final curtain comes down on England’s honorary Irishman at service in Newcastle
We are graceful in our grief despite Covid-19 restrictions
Rite&Reason: Families, friends and neighbours adapt to different funerals in difficult times
DannyBoy: Gits of a certain vintage will enjoy this Irish film set in 1981
Review: Ferdia Mac Anna’s flimsy, low-budget film has an ingenuous charm
Phil Coulter: ‘Music saved my sanity... and my life’
The ‘anthem’ writer and hitmaker on his Derry childhood, two marriages and life in music
Whatever happened to the wonderful Rocky Elsom?
It is a decade since the flanker inspired Leinster to a first Heineken Cup triumph
‘If we’re going to do a Christmas song it has to move people to tears’
Aidan Moffat, formerly of Scottish indie miserablists Arab Strap, insists ‘Ghost Stories for Christmas’ is not depressing
John Paul II in Ireland: A Plea for Peace – a nostalgic popemobile trip
Review: This creaky documentary links the pope’s 1979 visit with the peace process
McCain was ‘giant among all of us’, Biden says at memorial service
Six-term US senator to lie in state in Washington ahead of Saturday funeral
‘You’re thinking: I’m dead on the inside, but I’ll sing you Danny Boy’
Part panto, part theatre, part medieval-themed cabaret, the banquet at Bunratty Castle has been serving visitors since 1963. So how does it score on the cheese-ometer?
Phil Hogan has been awarded the Grand Decoration of Honour in Gold with Sash for Services to the Republic of Austria
Ireland’s EU Commissioner for Agriculture honoured by Austria
Irish music muses: Meet the Galway Girl, Úna Bhán and Nancy Spain
Gerry Hanberry’s book, ‘On Raglan Road’, tells the story of the women who inspired great Irish love songs by Mick Hanly, Christy Moore, Percy French, Mundy and Phil Lynnott
1916 centenary: The day a nation stood proud and remembered
Miriam Lord: Easter Rising commemorations resulted in a truly great day for Ireland and the Irish
1916 centenary: Remembering the ‘short lives and big dreams’
Former presidents and taoisigh join Kenny, Higgins and host of dignitaries for ceremony
Celebrations as Healy-Rae brothers make history in Kerry
Michael Healy-Rae has highest number of first preferences and transfers get Danny in
Chris Hadfield expresses disbelief over death of David Bowie
Former astronaut performed star’s song ‘Space Oddity’ in space
Government may invite Prince Charles to 1916 event
Dublin Castle ceremony marks beginning of State programme for Rising commemorations
Our Wedding Story: A match made on the London stage
Lucy Close and Jeremy Spong chose to register and celebrate their marriage in the Theatre Royal on Drury Lane, the oldest operating playhouse in the world.
Our Wedding Story: A traditional Chinese tea party in Louth
Adam Shearwood and Carmen Tam met in a Shoreditch bar during the London 2012 Olympics
Liam Flynn funeral: ‘Ireland has given up one of her sons’
Kildare man Liam Flynn, a US special forces marine, is buried at Arlington cemetery
Munich green and glorious as it celebrates St Patrick’s Day
An estimated 30,000 people turned out for a parade and party on Odeonsplatz
Archbishop runs into Valentine’s Day protest about nude Venus
Vigil at Dublin nunciature over depiction of women – a bound torso – on pontifical website
Astronaut Chris Hadfield receives gold medal from Trinity
Hadfield in Dublin to promote book featuring 150 photos taken from space
A good year for the 2014 Roses? The harvest is assured
Fellow culchies know this festival is all about renewing the land for another year
Paddy Barnes gets himself into a Tweet storm over anthems
Northern Irish boxer wins Commonwealth gold and keeps fighting his corner
Former guests of her majesty host Queen at Belfast jail
Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness both spent time in Crumlin Road prison
Move over Chris Hadfield as new space commander tweets as Gaeilge from space
Col Douglas Wheelock sends message to Ireland on St Patrick’s Day
Father and son go head -to-head in IFTAs
Brendan and Domhnall Gleeson nominated in the best actor category
Astronaut speaks of delight at becoming Irish tourism envoy
Former space station commander to make films showcasing island’s best attractions
‘I don’t think I was the first person to cross the Atlantic to think Ireland is beautiful, but I did it more than most’
Q&A: Former International Space Station Commander Chris Hadfield
Huge interest in Cmdr Chris Hadfield’s book signing
ISS commander thanks anonymous person who bought books for people waiting to see him
From the International Space Station to Ryanair
Cmdr Chris Hadfield arrives in Dublin to promote his autobiography
Astronaut Hadfield to boldly go to BT Young Scientists exhibition
Cmdr Hadfield will make two visits to Ireland during next two months
Hadfield and crew land safely in Kazakhstan after space mission
Canadian astronaut lands in a Soyuz capsule under an orange parachute after five month mission
Astronaut ends odyssey with out of this world version of Space Oddity
Dublin-based daughter of ISS commander Chris Hadfield awaits return to Earth
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