A woman who made her mark – An Irishman’s Diary on sculptor Gabriel Hayes

Colm Tóibín walks the ‘intense, haunted’ streets of Dublin

The city is full of ghosts ... in the house where Wilde grew up, the library where Yeats studied

Modern Ireland in 100 Artworks: Irish road to modernity has no straight lines

The collective works in our series show how molten and defiant Irish artworks can be

Writers’ view of Rising far from rose-tinted

Ever since the seismic events of 1916 Irish artists have taken a nuanced view of events

Visual art: Sabine Mac Mahon finds a cure for 1916 fatigue

Mac Mahon’s exhibition invites us to examine the construction of cultural myths both old and modern

Bodily autonomy and inequality: women dance around the Proclamation

In Embodied, six provocative dances offer an unflinching exploration of the lot of women in Ireland past and present

Who were the Celts? It’s complicated

Celtic refers to a distinctive history that sets certain modern nations apart, according to a British Museum exhibition

Cork lecture series on way

The Cork Decorative and Fine Arts Society has organised talks for 2015/2016