There is more gender fluidity in Irish lessons these days – John may have a boyfriend
The obscurity of Richard Bermann’s book is the result of catastrophically bad timing
Monument in Melbourne recalls Robert O’Hara Burke
Dublin-born Lorca biographer honoured with Granada and Irish awards
Fairytale of New York is already inspiring folk etymology
Frank McNally: It is only fair to disavow a case of reverse-colonisation
Flatland central was not short of sons and daughters of the soil
Whatever about its name for the month, Irish is not short of words prefixed by ‘dubh’
In 1950 there were three reformatories and 51 industrial schools, all run by religious orders
Meetings with Eoin MacNeill, Erskine Childers and Roger Casement were held in her house
Savouring the sweet sounds of Irish Stew on a bus in west Cork
Frank Connolly, Anton Floyd and Ian Bailey among the writers who spoke
Kelly managed to sleep on his precarious pitches by hooking his fingers into holes in the flagpoles
An Irishman’s Diary: Collection from circa 1903 offers window into slower, innocent time
Sign-off etiquette: Is ‘all the best’ any better than ‘thanks’?
‘Amazing’ has been used to describe mozzarella sticks and Ronaldo taking a selfie
A convergence of food and faith must have inspired many a homily down the decades
An Irishman’s Diary: The bonus of becoming C Sharp
All the president’s words: How a US president pushed the boundaries
An Irishman’s Diary: Siya Kolisi would have been well aware of historic importance of the shebeen
An Irishman’s Diary: My wife is the undisputed queen of expiry dates
If No 15 were to be preserved and extended it could be a win-win
An Irishman’s Diary: He laments ‘the terrible conditions now existing in Ireland’
An Irishman’s Diary: ‘Leanhaun Shee’ is the Gaelic muse, giving inspiration to those she persecutes
An Irishman’s Diary: Written on a sheet of paper, the O-mikuji (sacred lot) can be bad or good
Mary Minihan: 'I suppose I had a kid’s-eye view of the Troubles from the back seat of the car'
Anyone who has had a sandwich snatched out of their hand has surely wished for a shotgun
An Irishwoman’s Diary on how a chance encounter lead to an unexpected question
I like to think Kress would have liked Leiria’s story and way in which it was told
Flawed leaders and winner-takes-all electoral system hold Britain back
Old approach of spending money when it is there is not the way forward
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