Covid-19 rules create ‘uneven playing field’ in bookselling
Government urged to designate bookshops essential service, as in France and Italy
Waterford women’s football association ‘first in Ireland’ to own lands
Site to include ‘state-of-the-art’ pitch, running track, spectator stand and car park
Sligo-Leitrim results: One seat each for SF, FF, FG and Independent
Outgoing Eamon Scanlon (FF) in running until end but lost out to Feighan (FG)
Clifden bungalow extension is the height of Connemara cool
Peter and Paula Vine’s home blends into the landscape while providing an inspiring lookout point
Poems and pipes: Kavanagh commemorated thus beautifully
Ceremony in Inniskeen celebrates ‘Stony Grey Soil’ poet 50 years after his death
Poets gather for graveside reading of Kavanagh's work
Nine of poet’s best-loved works recited to mark his 50th death anniversary
River cottage hideaway in famed walking region for €275,000
Modern three-bed holiday home in Ballymacarbry, Waterford, is on one acre of land
We're going on a Co Tipperary deerhunt
Restaurant critic Catherine Cleary witnesses the truth behind a plate of venison
Dublin churches prepare to celebrate Culture Night 2016
Catholic Pro-Cathedral will host sung prayers and tribute to Padraig Pearse
Thousands defy Luas strike for Reflecting the Rising events
Biggest public event in Ireland blessed by good weather and a large turnout
Olivia Burke’s family and friends say a tearful farewell
Hozier sings a song for Berkeley balcony victim as her friends form circle of honour
O’Donnell children: ‘we didn’t have a gilded upbringing’
Blaise and Blake O’Donnell say Killiney home battle brings repossessions issue ‘front and centre’
New Fiction: Buried narratives inspired by the story of the Disappeared
Mary O’Donnell’s latest novel explores the legacy of Northern Ireland’s ‘Disappeared’
Imagination in the classroom – and how, in the past, schools destroyed creativity
Forget the inspirational teachers and creative encouragement that many writers experienced at school. Playwright Frank McGuinness recalls a schooling in the 1950s and 60s that sickens his stomach, and ‘beat the lining out of any love for exploring the intricacies of language’
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