Michelle Morrison said her singer husband liked ‘to have his privacy in the home’

Michelle Morrison’s High Court action claims neighbours breached deal over shrubbery

High Court hears of alleged breach of redevelopment agreement by neighbours

Michelle Morrison takes legal action over planting of shrubbery in Dalkey property

Thousands of ecstatic fans hail All-Ireland winners on O’Connell Street

Singer characteristically unfazed in dark hat, suit and sunglasses amid deluge of rain

The yarragh is a sense of the song as a thing in itself and, as Van Morrison once put it, ‘Is the song singing you?’

‘A punk before punk was a twinkle in its eye-linered eye,’ says poet Paul Muldoon. How do other fans and friends sum him up?

Influenial, inscrutible Van Morrison gives his most comprehensive interview ever

Ireland went to Italia ’90, Nelson Mandela was released, the Berlin Wall was demolished – and the Féile festival changed Irish music forever

Ger Corcoran proposed to Sinéad Vaughan while she was unloading the laundry

Stadium work continues as nearby Live in Marquee concerts set to top 100,000 fans

High Court heard Morrison may lose representation after dispute with solicitor

Belfast singer-songwriter was named in Queen Elizabeth’s birthday honours list

I Am Belfast, a film by Cousins with a score by David Holmes, tells the story of the city as embodied by a 10,000-year-old woman. It feels, fittingly, like a long, strange dream

Acts such as U2, Van Morrison and Kate Bush brought international fame to a small corner of Dublin’s docklands

Michael D Higgins praises poet for his body of work and role in the Belfast Agreement

Tony Fenton: March 25th, 1961 - March 12th, 2015

Aoife Boyle and Richie Marron’s marvellous night was crowned by Van Morrison’s ‘Moondance’

Van the Man, St George’s Market, CS Lewis, the Odyssey: a class from east Belfast have co-written a poem celebrating the things they love about their city

Peter Aiken says Ireland needs to capitalise on venues like Croke Park and Aviva

Victory will see the Belfast man set his sights on America

Promoter also announces Ellie Goulding and Beck gigs for Live at the Marquee in Cork

Nervous broadcaster forgot to pay for parking and was clamped while on air

Key events from 30 years ago as State papers are about be released

Ian Rankin is asking the questions; Marty Whelan is declaiming poetry; so what happens when Van eventually gets round to some music?

Rapturous reception for songwriter capping off sensational year with short Irish tour

PR executive took case over statements released after claim of baby’s birth emerged

Review: A collection of Van Morrison’s lyrics reveals the poetic voice and lyrical grace in his work

Want to see James Brown, The Rolling Stones, David Bowie and other megastars in concert for free? Head to YouTube for a trove of live music films

On the cusp of super-stardom, Hozier reveals all to Una Mullally

As the only studio album released by the singer in his lifetime, Grace represents all that was lost with Buckley’s tragic early death

Open winner apologies at Stormont after having to leave the famous trophy at home

Playing at the top level is a different ball game but for kids, participation and fun are what count

Lazy, narcissistic, full of hormones? Meet four future stars of business, sport and entertainment who have no time for teenage cliches

Sadness permeates the Swede’s third album. She talks about musical catharsis and how David Lynch led her to meditation

Neil Young’s surprise covers album of 1960s standards, ‘A Letter Home’, is a reminder that there’s an art to interpreting other people’s work – and not everyone makes the cut

British monarch welcomes Van Morrison, Imelda May and Niall Horan to Buckingham Palace