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PHOTO: McDaid's Folk Club in Midleton, Cork © FMF 2003....
"I was born in Belfast between the mountain and the gantries, To the hooting of lost sirens and the clang of trams: Thence to Smoky Carrick in County Antrim."
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The notoriety of the Irish-American author's Dublin-set tale helped ensure it was much sought after, despite the best efforts of Ireland's draconian censorship regime
The poet, educator and revolutionary helped drive the Easter Rising before his execution in 1916.
John Banville lives in a spacious, terraced house on a steep street in Howth village. There is art on the walls; several pieces by Irish artist Stephen Lawlor, gallery photography,...
The young Dublin rebel held a vital position on the Liffey for more than two days during Easter Week.
After learning of the surrender, Con Colbert said "our cause is postponed to a future generation."
Iconic Canadian singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen gave a memorable rendition of the famous Irish rebel song in 1972.
As Ireland marks the Dublin-born writer’s birthday today, his 1969 Nobel Prize remains a reminder of how profoundly he reshaped modern drama and prose.
Activists from Lasair Dhearg say they are trying to remove the names of British imperialists from the city
Former Fianna Fáil TD Ned O’Keeffe defends decision to honour man interned by Éamon de Valera over fears he would overthrow State
Bono's best friend, Irish rock star Gavin Friday, shares a classic anecdote about the late Sinéad O'Connor
A little-known London socialist and Jewish rebel whose final days in Dublin became part of 1916’s tragic story.
One was English-born, another played pipes for the pope.
Born in Dublin on October 28 1909 the artist remade portraiture with raw unsettling imagery that still divides critics
John MacBride's involvement in the Easter Rising was, it seems, serendipitous.
Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard Brian McKeown struck his friend four times outside the Clondalkin pub in January 2025.
J.P. Donleavy, the New-York born author of "The Ginger Man," had as many scandals in his life as he did in his books.
It is half past midnight somewhere on the Lee, and the last punter has not yet stumbled home. That, precisely, is the world Eoin Shannon has conjured with this remarkable debut — a...
The late Séamus Brennan, the former Fianna Fáil minister, had a famous tale about his time as government chief whip.
The Booker prize-winning novelist and screenwriter shares the tune he’d want played at his funeral and why he’d have a couple of pints with Charles Dickens but not threeYou’ve writ...
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