Anne Enright

Michael Longley’s review of Death of a Naturalist was not entirely uncritical

Our original review of Finnegans Wake said the book was ‘exciting in its impenetrability’

Bord Pleanála approves plans following objections from authors, poets and An Taisce

Book review: Journalist Nell Frizzell wanted a baby but her bodyclock was a time bomb

Danielle McLaughlin cleverly explores inspiration, ownership and betrayal across several narrative strains

Radio review: The calmly forensic style of the host unpicks the Minister for Health’s assertions

The author appeared at The Irish Times Summer Nights Festival on Wednesday evening

McWilliams and Dermot Bannon were the first guests at the Irish Times Summer Nights Festival

Older feminists are not always delighted when the young enjoy freedoms they fought for

In this article the paper says novels by Sally Rooney and Colm Tóibín will transport you here

Craig Jordan-Baker explores a migrant Irish bricklayer and his clan with metafictional flair

A story about Philip Roth leering at ‘colleens’ in Dublin exposes a Neanderthal attitude

More than 200 artists back Amnesty International’s call for military embargo

Isolation Diaries: The novelist also tells us about his experience of the coronavirus shutdown

Her new work, Actress, is about a mother-daughter relationship in bohemian Dublin

Letter urges Government to ‘save’ 15 Usher’s Island after plans lodged to turn Dublin house into 56-bed hostel

Evaristo is first black woman to win prize; Handmaid’s Tale sequel is second win for Atwood

Words Ireland make pre-Budget submission for increase in financial backing for writers

Film sex is fine. But sex featuring Irish actors, in films set in Ireland? That never really works

Government must face new realities when replacing TV licence with broadcasting charge

Thirty-five years have passed since my baby daughter died, and I nearly ended my life

The growth of spoken-word festivals reflects our hunger for real-life experiences

The murdered writer cared about breaking silences, writes her publisher, Faber’s Louisa Joyner

Jenny McCartney’s debut about a friendship in Northern Ireland is let down by the writing

Debut collection from Mullingar author has great wit, depth and momentum

The award-winning author on sudden fame, and writing what she knows

The ‘elite’ accusation is all too often a rhetorical trick, the main purpose of which is to get other people to shut up

Bernard Loughlin ran artists’ retreat at Annaghmakerrig in Co Monaghan for 18 years

Author mentioned charities that helped her in prize-winning novel’s acknowledgments

‘Milkman’ author has been praised for her ‘dazzingly inventive’ writing approach

First Irish writer to win prestigious £50,000 award since Anne Enright in 2007

Irish writers have poured scorn on a Guardian listing of books that define Ireland

Your book may be a page-turner, but it probably won’t be a money-maker

'We should have another baby, I announce. When he stops laughing, my husband reminds me that’s no longer an option'

I couldn't come home from New York to vote. So I shared my story instead, hoping to convince others

Dublin City Council says Question of the Eighth event contravened its code of conduct

Most popular books borrowed include ‘Echoland’ by Joe Joyce and Roald Dahl classic ‘The BFG’

The ‘significant’ financial burden will have implications beyond cancelled events

DVD of Bob Geldof’s documentary on poet has been released