Liam Ó Maonlaí

Legal notice served on activists occupying Dublin office block

Lawyers for Apollo House receivers said they ‘cannot allow property be unlawfully occupied’

Apollo House occupation ‘not the solution’ to homelessness crisis

Fr Peter McVerry applauds demonstrators but says he will not aid takeover of empty block

Protesters take over vacant Nama building for use by homeless

Group of supporters and celebrities have moved five into bedrooms in Apollo House

Will new busking rules make Dublin street music better?

Business owners will welcome Dublin City Council’s ban on buskers using backing tracks

Bringing the Irish together in London through culture

Working Abroad: Gary Dunne, director of arts and culture at the London Irish Centre

Miriam Lord: Croke Park gives way to wolfhounds and warriors

GAA fields its most colourful and musical team in the ‘Laochra’ performance at HQ

Three trad heavyweights look outside the repertoire

Kevin Burke, Liam Ó Maonlaí and Tim Edey are embarking on an Irish tour

Maud Gonne was much more than WB Yeats’s muse

Aisling Law, a great-granddaughter of the rebel, feminist and social activist, is opening her doors to the public for the Muse of Yeats weekend festival

Róisín Meets . . . Liam Ó Maonlaí

Final installment of Music Month as Róisín talks to a member of Hothouse Flowers

Glen Hansard leads famous faces in Christmas Eve busk

Damien Rice, Mundy among musicians bringing shopping street to standstill

Taking literature in Irish out of the Gaelic ghetto

Bob Marley agus Bob Dylan as Gaeilge? Liam Carson, director of the IMRAM Irish Language Literature Festival, which starts this Thursday, explains how it seeks to place the Irish language and its literature at the heart of public life within a modern, energetic and multicultural framework

Clouds in a church and other sound moves at Kilkenny Arts Festival

In the visual arts strand, there is evidence of joined-up thinking in the inclusion of abstract painter Marilyn Lerner, sonic glass work by Róisín de Buitléar and Karen Donnellan, and Max Streicher’s celestial cloud installation

Hundreds attend vigil to remember Tuam babies

Teddy bears and children’s shoes attached to Dáil railings to remember those who died in mother and baby homes

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