New album driven by crack team of musicians and vocals reminiscent of Winehouse

Yes, We Still Drink Coffee! is a collection of collaborative essays about overcoming injustice

16-year-old Amy Cahill – author of the story My Mammy Lives in a Box – on writing about suicide

Partnership with DCU will see creative approaches embedded in teacher training

Roddy Doyle and children’s laureate PJ Lynch launch book written and illustrated in Fighting Words workshops

Seán Love and Roddy Doyle, founders of the Fighting Words project, on the power of writing

The author of ‘Only Ever Yours’ and ‘Asking for It’ continues Dublin in the Coming Times, our series imagining what the Irish capital will look like years, even centuries from now

The Vikings return in Paul Murray’s short story, in the continuing series from the creative-writing programme Dublin in the Coming Times, which imagines the city’s future

Introducing this year’s new writing by children and young adults from The Irish Times

The stories in this year’s selection by young writers include one from Fighting Words Belfast

He and co-founder Seán Love advise against any form of assessment that would add pressure or take away from students’ enjoyment

A panel on how to promote reading and writing in schools gets a warm reception at the literature festival in Galway