‘I love Irish songs and the Irish language. Putting that with something more ethnically me, it just feels right’
Traditional music widens its lens and celebrates contribution of artists who call Ireland their home
Traditional music widens its lens and celebrates contribution of artists who call Ireland their home
Despite soaring costs, demand for refurb or retrofit remains high – but money is available
Carbery, Kilcoyne, Murray and O’Mahony all in line for duty in front of Thomond Park faithful
McFarland picks Ireland internationals for tour while Jenkins returns for Munster
Internationals will be available for Munster’s clash with Dragons at the weekend
Munster confirm defence coach JP Ferreira is to join Johann van Graan at Bath
Jean Kleyn: ‘He’s probably one of the most mentally tough guys I have met’
Former Wallabies outhalf confirms desire to extend Thomond Park stay beyond summer
None of the four Munster players involved in last weekend’s fire pit incident are involved
Squad ‘seriously’ focused on winning trophy despite injuries and defeat to Connacht
As both banks prepare to leave the Irish market, customers have some options
Relying on Covid supports have made getting a mortgage more challenging for many
Michael Bradley has seen his options decimated for Monday’s trip to Thomond Park
The Coombe fiddler’s legacy is celebrated in a new concert film as part of Musictown
Munster’s injury crisis deepens with Springbok star facing up to a year out
With Six Nations and Pro14 fixtures postponed you can spot the stars of tomorrow
Vunipola brothers help Saracens up the ante following all-in melee in the third quarter
Defending champions put on show of strength against Johann van Graan's visitors
John Ryan will make his 150th Munster appearance against Saracens on Saturday
Game of two halves sees Mark McCall’s side take bonus point away from Thomond Park
New Ulster signing Bill Johnston makes his competitive debut against Toyota Cheetahs
There’ll be plenty to admire in Dublin and Cork this weekend in end of season playoffs
‘It’s great that so many of our squad are hitting form at the back end of the season’
Three academy players are included in the squad for Friday’s trip to Stadio Monigo
There are seven changes to the Munster side that faced Scarlets three weeks ago
Mary Cregan (33) a nurse at University Hospital Limerick had brain tumour
State investment in the arts marked but Ireland remains below European average
Cork Con keep five-point lead over Lansdowne after bonus-point win over Terenure
From Macnas parades and the Bram Stoker Festival to Guinness Cork Jazz Festival
The singer on her favourite gadget, and why she loves Maeve Higgins and Caravaggio
Leinster contemplate Contepomi as Munster look forward to Carbery’s influence
‘As far as we’re concerned he’s done his time and that’s the end of it’
Liam O’Connor, Fineen Wycherley and Calvin Nash have also signed their first pro deals
New head coach Johann van Graan relying on ‘number one prop’ Kilcoyne to deliver
New head coach presides over bonus-point win as Ospreys brushed aside at Musgrave Park
Kendrick Lamar, St Vincent, Lorde, and SZA reigned supreme this year, while the Irish music scene has never been so vibrant
Return of razor-sharp Earls a significant boost for more ambitious Munster
Return of Conor Murray, Peter O’Mahony and CJ Stander could hardly be more timely
Winger’s scores four tries against a Cheetahs suide that are still to find their Pro14 feet
Five stars for an album that proves we are living in a golden age of traditional music
This year’s recipients cast a light into traditional music’s beating heart
Debutant’s success with difficult penalty makes up for earlier mishap against Argentina
John O’Sullivan finds a wholly professional regime under head coach Nigel Carolan
A group of young musicians in Cuba have taken the lead from Na Píobairí Uilleann to make piping their own
Scoil Gheimhridh Frankie Kennedy has been drawing students from around the world for two decades. Now the winter school’s driving forces, who include Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh, are handing on the baton
By staying ahead of the technological curve, the Irish Traditional Music Archive has become a one-stop shop for anyone curious about our cultural heritage, as its director, Nicholas Carolan, explains
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices