Mother and daughter, Muriel and Máire MacSwiney, did not speak for 50 years

Michael Fitzgerald preceded the death of Cork mayor Terence MacSwiney by eight days

UCC and Cork City Council host online event discussing impact of Terence MacSwiney’s death on hunger strike in 1920

Taoiseach Micheál Martin visits Cork museum providing fresh insights on conflict

Broadwater by Jac Shreeves-Lee seeks to tell different stories about a once troubled part of London

Many children’s books are written with conscious messages in mind, even if child readers don’t realise it

Fears over crowded beaches on south coast, violence in London after police tried to break up street parties

Book review: Paul Mendez’s semi-autobiographical novel is vibrant and original but sometimes a little uneven in its telling

Images of Tomas MacCurtain, Terence MacSwiney worn during hurling match against Limerick

Terence MacSwiney died on hunger strike for Irish freedom in 1920 in Brixton prison

City’s Lord Mayor says events of 1920 will be marked with a year-long programme

The Clash filleted rock, politics and history with swagger and biting social commentary

Irish readers living in the UK have their say on who should form the next government and why

The sector is highly innovative in meeting the needs of those who most need its help

British attempts at propaganda were undermined by real images

Dylan, Patti Smith, Gil Scott-Heron and Lou Reed wrote song-poems that transcended pop, and bands such as Fontaines DC are keeping rock and poetry in perfect rhyme

Ireland was a ‘Banana Republic’ when Michael Gannon left for a new life in Poland

The opera singer refused the title of Papal Countess from Pope Pius XI anxious not to forget her humble roots as ‘Peggy of Mayo’