The art of living and dying
A quiet revolution in how we approach death is taking place in a Buddhist retreat centre on the Beara peninsula in Co Cork, writes
MIRIAM MULCAHY .
One death, many questions Following gunshots at a Garda sports club in Dublin in February, Nicolae Sobchenco was charged with the attempted murder of a former friend.
He fought the lawThere’s no plot, but Michael Mann’s gangster film is pure cinema, writes Donald Clarke
Festival Survival GuideSnowpatrol frontman and festival veteran, Gary Lightbody, on lessons learned
Shannon Air RescueIt took a series of tragedies before the crucial service was established
Cultural expansionSara Keating visits Arts Centres
150th Anniversary of The Irish TimesThe Irish Times celebrates its 150th anniversary with a view of the newspaper past to present
Ford's focus on performance results in a RS that's in a class of its own