CHQ, the struggling shopping mall in Dublin’s Docklands, is getting a new lease of life as the venue for an exhibition celebrating Ireland’s ex(...)

Disability is a double-edged sword. There has been a huge change in attitudes to and support for students with diagnosed disabilities at all levels(...)

The Gathering has significantly boosted tourism figures so far this year from North America and continental Europe, Fáilte Ireland stati(...)

Bees: imagine a world without them. No honey for your porridge. And probably no porridge, either. That’s a gentle nudge towards thinking about (...)

The role of the arts within education over the years has been patchy, to say the least. And with relations between teachers and Minister for Educat(...)

Artists and arts organisations in receipt of taxpayers' money will be asked to give time to local schools. The public s(...)

The annual meeting of artists’ group Aosdána was staged under a European theme yesterday but a domestic matter – the State’s p(...)

The JobBridge scheme is being extended to allow internships in the arts sector. Minister for Social Protection Joan Burton and Minister f(...)

Milo O’Shea’s ashes have been interred in Dublin following a simple prayer ceremony attended by some 50 of his closest family and friends. (...)

Cork Film Festival director Mick Hannigan and festival programmer Una Feely have expressed their dismay after being informed that they are to b(...)