European court to rule on Bord Pleanála’s reasons when excluding EPAs
High Court judge to await findings before judgment on challenge to housing development
Call for roadmap for reopening arts as sector is in ‘the danger zone’
Minister inquires if Covid Digital Certificate could help reopen live entertainment
‘We need to be nimble’: Battered cultural institutions adapt to pandemic
Live-streaming and a more local outlook are among the changes the pandemic has forced
Environmental group wins leave to challenge Trim planning permission
Development of 320 units was approved last October
Former NI civil servant appointed joint head of Disappeared commission
Rosalie Flanagan named UK lead of group charged with finding missing Troubles victims
Some musicians dissatisfied with ‘Lord of the Flies’ Covid-19 funding process
Sinead O’Connor among artists receiving State help to cope with impact of pandemic
Wicklow production of Vikings spin-off temporarily halted after virus tests
About a dozen crew and cast members returned false positive results for Covid-19
The Irish Times view on the O’Rahilly’s house: demolishing our past
The motion to protect the building was on Dublin city council’s monthly agenda for more than a year, which speaks volumes about the way local authorities do their business
Indecisiveness led to home of The O’Rahilly being demolished
Motion to protect 1916 leader’s house proposed more than one year ago
The importance of cracking down on carbofuran
Despite being banned, the toxic root pesticide is clearly being used to target birds nationwide
O’Rahilly house demolition supported by council
Dublin City Council advises An Bord Pleanála to permit apartments on 1916 leader’s home
Duffy’s Circus may face final curtain as it celebrates 150 years
‘Hammer blow’ of pandemic has left family-run circus with ‘20%’ chance of survival
Skeletal remains of 12-year-old found in Dublin may be part of plague grave
Remains in River Valley Park in Swords removed for analysis
Minister signals resolve to safeguard habitats under EU directive
‘I intend to make substantial progress’ on securing our habitats, says Malcolm Noonan
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