The Pale Horse: Deliciously atmospheric Agatha Christie adaptation
Review: Her work is perfect for TV. This drama, though flawed, manages not to muck it up
TV in 2019: A year of big and unhappy endings
Fleabag, Game of Thrones and Catastrophe all ended – and somehow brought us all together
Dublin Murders: True Detective set in Celtic Tiger Ireland
Review: A 13-year-old girl is found dead in a suburban wood, in this absorbing new drama
On the set of Dublin Murders: Tana French’s crime novels come to TV
Sarah Phelps’s brooding adaptation is politically charged and narratively uncanny
Young Offenders and crime drama Dublin Murders headline RTÉ’s new season
Focus on climate change and Sean Quinn in offering from ‘flat broke’ broadcaster
Dark mysteries and dating advice from your parents: what to expect from Irish television
Take a trip to Darklands, the OAP B&B, Trinity or the Rotunda over the year ahead
Hilda Fay: On My Culture Radar
The actor on her love for Barcelona, The Honest Actors’ Podcast and Mick Flannery
Element Pictures: ‘We’re very ambitious and glass half empty people’
Interview: Element Pictures founders are back from the Oscars ‘fishbowl’ with plans for expansion
Tana French: ‘It’s all Stephen King’s fault’
When the Irish crime writer got a rave from the US master, it took her literary journey full circle
Guardian’s modern Ireland book recommendations are ‘b*ll*cks’
Irish writers have poured scorn on a Guardian listing of books that define Ireland
RTÉ seeks €400,000 sponsor for new season of drama
‘Resistance’ and ‘Taken Down’ on broadcaster’s slate, alongside four BBC titles
Why Irish crime fiction is in murderously good health
If Irish crime fiction has a signal crime it is corruption – public and private, spiritual and secular
Meet the bright young things of Irish writing
Young Irish fiction writers have made strides in recent years, and 2018 promises some fine debuts. Here six authors introduce their books
Kathy Reichs: ‘I’ll never put anything in just to be grisly’
After decades as a forensic anthropologist, Kathy Reichs decided to try her hand at fiction. But the woman behind ‘Bones’ has never lost her scientific edge
Girl on The Train’s Paula Hawkins: ‘People think terrible things’
In ‘Into the Water’, her follow-up to the bestseller, Hawkins writes about women’s greatest fears – so often at the hands of men. But nobody is innocent in her books
Bord Gáis Energy Irish Book Awards winning authors revealed
Mike McCormack’s Solar Bones is novel of the year. Winners include Marian Keyes, Graham Norton, Paul Howard, Paul O’Connell and Tana French
Tana French: ‘I love the Eureka! moment when I realise that what she’s suggesting is perfect’
Authors & Editors: – ‘It is only in completing a work that a fiction writer can know if it really is a work’ – Ciara Considine
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