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

Nobel laureate among dignitaries conferred with honorary degrees by Trinity College Dublin

It has taken 10 years for Mia Gallagher to follow up her debut novel, but the almost labyrinthine Beautiful Pictures of the Lost Homeland is well worth getting lost in

Poet’s collection ‘Geis’ was described as ‘intense and intelligent’ by this year’s judges

Four women and one man will vie for this year’s €2,000 best Irish collection prize

If this standard is kept up, writes Kevin Gildea, then Winter Pages will become as essential as a warm fire on the wet miserable nights of our Irish winter lives

Fighting Words seeks volunteers, Nuala Ní Chonchúir and Paula McGrath launch new novels, and celebrities and authors read at Dubray Books

Doughnuts and cigarettes or blindfold, earmuffs and earplugs? Writers can have odd ways of getting ready for their working day – or night. Gavin Corbett, Christine Dwyer Hickey, Henrietta McKervey, Thomas Morris and Paul Murray take us into their creative worlds

Lia Mills’s novel explores the role of Irish soldiers in the first World War and the rebellions taking place in Ireland

It’s hard to beat the pleasure of settling down on a sun lounger or sofa with a good book. Here are 25 of the season’s best to choose from

Festival featured a range of authors including Sebastian Barry, Donal Ryan and John Banville

Tightly wound or free-flowing? Well charted or twists and turns? Jojo Moyes, Sam Lipsyte, John Connolly, Lia Mills and Tana French on plotting your book