Molly King is head of development for the Other Voices festival in Dingle and has been involved with it since her childhood

Ticket reseller Stubhub was recently raided by the competition authority as part of ticket-touting investigation

Willie Meighan of Rollercoaster Records on dealing with a terminal illness and the `'happiest little record shop in the world'

How Music Works: Mark Murphy of Choice Cuts on how he reinvented the Leeson Street venue as a musical mecca for a new generation of hip-hop, jazz, R&B and soul fans

In the How Music Works series, Niall Byrne talks to people about their work in music – this week, Donal Scannell

Julie Cooper persevered in the tough industry and now runs her own promotions firm

Experienced events controller explains the planning involved behind successful events

In the How Music Works series, Niall Byrne talks to people about their work in music. This week, Conor Wilson, booker with the Westport Arts Festival

Angela Dorgan of First Music Contact and Hard Working Class Heroes on how they help bands progress

How Music Works: It took Ray Blackwell time to understand the importance of his family’s venue

Mary Hickson on the wild idea behind Sounds From A Safe Harbour

Tara McGuinness, booker of Body & Soul’s Bandstage stage, on how she selects the line-up

How Music Works: A boatload of scurvy musicians is a big port of call at Electric Picnic

How Music Works: Electronic producer Jack Hammill has been known to drop music from ‘Star Wars’ into his DJ set, but his own tunes have a wider cinematic scope

Crew of Rescue 116 and 86 Irish soldiers among those remembered at Merrion Square

In the How Music Works series, Niall Byrne talks to people about their work

In the How Music Works series, Niall Byrne talks to people about their work in music. This week, D-Light Studios.

Ellen King on creating platforms to encourage more female participation in music

In the How Music Works series, Niall Byrne talks to people about their work in music. This week, social club, promoters and festival organisers Sim Simma

Obituary: Daithí Ó Cearbhalláin – Born: January 3rd, 1964 – Died: March 8th, 2017

Plan your visit to the food and drink festival carefully and you could be part of the action and meet your literary hero for (almost) zero

Recent deaths of those who work on the sea are remembered as more lives are claimed

How do you become a music manger? And do we have enough in the country to match the artistic pool of talent? The Off Topic podcast gets down to business

The duo behind Forkful – whose new series of food videos launches here today to mark Food Month – explain why their work is all about the food, not the presenter

Two have pleaded not guilty to falsely imprisoning family in 2005

Wind on Blessington Lakes set to drop off for Head of the River

Recount called by right-to-die campaigner Tom Curran

Social media or analytics investment still attracts less spend than posters in Irish politics