Rosita Boland

Dublin Fringe Festival 2023: The considerable physical skills of aerialists Monika Palova and Sean McIlraith impress

Days after Guinness recognised the 253-year-old Hist, it got to grips with a press subject

Dublin Fringe Festival 2023: Theatre needs an audience to exist and one person per show seems a costly return for such a collective production effort

As I wandered at my whim, I had many conversations with strangers. They all had to do with different kinds of loss

Rosita Boland takes the hour-long ferry ride to ‘Turk’, and falls in love with the island

The 56th Mary from Dungloe Festival takes place this weekend, with Mr Festival himself, Daniel O’Donnell, once again doing MC duties

People of Dublin speak about the singer, the rebel and the person

In this series, Rosita Boland visits places in Ireland where films were made and assesses the legacy they left behind

Ann Lovett’s death 39 years ago was not only a tragedy for her family but also an infamous public scandal. Her sister Trisha died by suicide less than three months later

While the Irish scenes in the novel are set in Enniscorthy, it is extremely rare that the movie of a novel will be filmed in the actual streets and buildings depicted in the original story, as happened with Brooklyn

In this series, Rosita Boland visits places in Ireland where films were made, and assesses the legacy they left behind

Missing Titanic submarine: On my trip in a submersible, I felt a sharp stab of panic as I comprehended that I was sealed underwater

As I look at a funfair – an incongruous sight in the DMZ – we can hear explosions

We Irish like to portray ourselves as among the most welcoming people in the world. The thing about this notion though is that who we choose to welcome really depends on who they are

Editor of The Irish Times says Viney ‘pioneered a new genre, his deep concern for biodiversity, climate action and sustainable living lighting the path for others to follow’