Wolfe Tones

The best of this year’s Electric Picnic festival through the lens of Irish Times photographer Alan Betson

There was no ‘Up the Ra’ after Sinn Féin’s recent victory. However, rebel music is not the hateful canon of stereotype

Brian Warfield’s Celtic Symphony is played twice at 3Olympia theatre gig

Tributes paid to singer-songwriter from the worlds of music, sport and politics

Business end of the provincial stage to come as Croke Park semis await for Leinster sides

Limerick star Lynch’s side face Kilmallock in the final while Dunloy hurlers make it three-in-a-row in Antrim

Proof of vaccination, recovery from Covid-19 in previous six months or negative test needed for entry

Ireland sucked me in, in that sad subtle way like a few too many pints, and I wanted to make a life here

Brianna Parkins: Australia’s restrictions on arrivals caused me to miss my uncle’s funeral

All-Ireland club champions in 1972, Derry club suffered dark days during Troubles

Captain Micheál Mainwaring’s new motto is ‘hold firm and stick to the basics’

Fall in jokes and jibes surfacing, with a few exceptions, during coronavirus pandemic

Ruth Coppinger goes on the attack while Justin Warfield warbles some old tunes

The Wolfe Tones tweet says band will donate proceeds to Peter McVerry Trust

Musician vows to ‘just keep going... we all have our ailments at this stage of life’

It has been on Alan Partridge and a Brady’s ham ad. So what does the rebel song mean?

BBC One viewers treated to a stirring rendition of the rebel song on the ‘This Time with Alan Partridge’ show

The Father Ted director takes the mick with his version of a Wolfe Tones rabble-rouser

Impressive 20-year-old will be a big loss for Banner County’s joint managers

It has only a few hundred members now, but the Orange Order is still active in the South

Drawing pictures for Enya, and singing songs for Planxty was all part of life over the bar in Scariff, Co Clare

I feel 100 per cent Irish; not northern Irish, not an Ulsterman, not a bit British, not a child of the universe. I married an Ipswich woman but I don’t dream of Suffolkation

Sinn Féin’s Fintan Warfield (24), an ex-Wolfe Tone and councillor, first senator elected

However next year’s centenary is likely to be the bunfight to end all bunfights

Garda says accused ran onto pitch during junior football match

Gongs in the House for the year that was in it

Robbie Keane strikes first blow of O’Neill era

All-Ireland preview: hurling fever grips the Banner county in a way not seen in almost two decades

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

The west Belfast Feile, which has been running since the height of the Troubles 25 years ago, has served as a model for the East Belfast Arts Festival, now in its second year