TV guide: 33 of the best shows to watch this week, beginning tonight
Will Sliney’s Storytellers, The Outlaws, Breastfeeding My Boyfriend, An tSlí, Universe, John Connors’ Acting Academy, Mrs Brown’s Boys Live, Army of Thieves
Online Easter camps for children and teenagers
They offer activities from coding to cooking, from learning a language to fun experiments
Michael Fry: ‘I’ve never done live stuff ever. It absolutely terrifies me’
The online comedian on stage fright, indie bands and why Navan isn’t a funny town
The ultimate parents’ survival guide to summer 2020
Activities are curbed due to Covid-19, but there’s plenty of ways to keep kids occupied
The Culture Night Run: ‘Sweaty, tired and smug – and it’s not even 8pm’
A breakneck-speed jogger’s tour of Dublin city took in murals, museum pieces and a gig
Fair City actor lived his life ‘to the full’, funeral Mass told
Actor Karl Shiels, who died on Monday aged 47, played shady Robbie Quinn in the soap
Karl Shiels: Maybe because he had been an electrician he was aware of the capacity to shock
A passionate advocate for originality, he knew that theatre could be electrifying
Tributes paid to ‘force of nature’ Fair City actor Karl Shiels (47) following death
Shiels, best-known for role as Robbie Quinn, was founding member of Theatre Upstairs
The Irish film-maker who got Clooney, Deneuve and Beatty on screen
Maverick director Liam O Mochain has spent six years, and his own money, on his new film
Tipperary actress welcomes chance to bring one woman show to Clonmel
Test copy tells story of student trying to fit into the competitive world of her peers
30 Irish women you need to know
To mark International Women’s Day on Wednesday, here are 30 women who are shaping Irish life
Temple Bar trust suspends chief executive
Dermot McLaughlin suspended on full pay pending investigation
Dublin City Council appoints four senior officials to board of Temple Bar Cultural Trust
Temple Bar arts organisations seek assurances about their future
Learn to dance? Go to France? Camp it up
The long summer holidays enable kids to learn skills, make friends and keep busy
There’s no place like home: the young Irish who are happy to be here
On the eve of St Patrick’s Day, meet the young Irish people refusing to board the bandwagon of gloom. Buzzing with ideas and enthusiasm, they are building careers, gaining new skills and starting companies in a country they believe is full of potential. For these young Irish, despite everything, there’s no place like home
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