A focus on Schubert and Stephen Rea performing the work of Oscar Wilde are the main highlights, though the festival features few women in main performing roles

Jean Butler returns with choreography that displays an increasingly rich level of articulation and a broad palette of movement

Her new work, with musician Neil Martin, is designed as a conversation between music and dance and sees her going back to her roots

Heaney’s ‘Aeneid’ is Virgil via way of the North. Two of the late poet’s friends, Stephen Rea and Neil Martin, ponder his legacy as they prepare to stage his version

Sung in the city’s unmistakable twang, ‘Long Story Short: The Belfast Opera’ is fresh, contemporary and slightly daring

Stephen Rea, Loudon Wainwright III and Christian Blackshaw are among the highlights

Celebrated Co Antrim painter described as man who was rooted in rural life

Developer and hotelier Paddy McKillen has turned an estate on 600 acres in the picturesque south of France into a biodynamic vineyard, and a unique art and architecture project in which well-known artists and sculptors are given creative rein

From the genius of Máirtín O’Connor and the huge contribution of the Irish Traditional Music Archive to the magpie stylings of Ensemble Ériú, the list of recipients of the annual TG4 awards is impressively diverse

Liz Roche Company’s latest collaboration with Maiden Voyage Dance takes a tumble with the words of Seamus Heaney

A North-South co-production by Liz Roche and Nicola Curry is inspired by Heaney’s ideas about displacement

The fearless beauty of his poetry shone out of every aspect of the National Concert Hall celebration

Poet’s memory was celebrated in music, poetry and laughter in London last night.

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

Priest says Bellaghy honoured that Heaney had chosen to be interred in his home town

He had many of the qualities of an ‘identikit portrait of the ideal Christian’