Camille O Sullivan

Paul Muldoon’s ‘Incantata’ on stage at Galway International Arts Festival

Tom Murphy remembered as festival gears up for Galway 2020

Róisín Meets: 'My car accident was the best thing that ever happened to me'

Camille O'Sullivan talks to Róisín Ingle about Shakespeare, her daughter Lila and her boyfriend Aidan Gillen

Shane MacGowan’s birthday party leaves brown eyes streaming

If a bomb went off at the National Concert Hall gig that would have been it for the Irish music scene

Shane MacGowan and me, by Nick Cave, Glen Matlock, Camille O’Sullivan

The Pogues singer is celebrating his 60th birthday at the National Concert Hall, Dublin on Monday, January 15th. Here, his friends pay tribute

‘It was tough . . . but I’ve stepped into a time in Irish theatre that’s really alive’

The Gate: Twenty-one-year-old acting newcomer Paul Mescal has been cast in some of the country’s biggest theatrical productions

Shane MacGowan's 60th birthday concert: Johnny Depp, Nick Cave and more

Tickets for the January National Concert Hall gig, which features a stellar line-up, go on sale this Friday

The best rock & pop gigs this week: Depeche Mode, The Killers and Steps

Also playing are God is an Astronaut, Sylvan Esso, Rag’n’Bone Man, while BellX1’s Paul Noonan goes solo

Gate Theatre to take the seats out for an immersive ‘Great Gatsby’

New director Selina Cartmell announces first programme, after Michael Colgan exits, stage left

Brian Wilson and two major operas for Galway Arts Festival

Galway International Arts Festival marks its 40th birthday with biggest ever line-up

‘She had a big jug and a funnel’ Ann Ingle tells her story of ‘backstreet abortion’

The Women’s Podcast: Extracts from Repeal -A Night in the Key of 8 a fundraiser for the ‘repeal project’ include poetry by Una Mullally and FeliSpeaks

Jacques Brel’s vision is very alive and well in Dublin

The Belgian songwriter’s caustic social criticism is at the heart of the Gate Theatre production

Ancient Rain review: seems designed to tantalise us with what might have been

Dublin Theatre Festival: Irish poems set to music beg the question - why?

An Irishwoman walks into a bar... Shona McCarthy on taking charge of the Edinburgh Fringe

The new director of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival high hopes for her role leading this ‘explosion of the arts’ - including the Funniest Joke of the Fringe

1916 Rising centenary shows paint a bright picture of Ireland’s future

The cultural programming in Ireland’s art galleries is focused on what it means to be a citizen in today’s connected world

Sydney Festival shows the city how it can change and grow

The city’s main arts festival has helped transform a suburb. With a changing of the guard can it also alter its own identity?

Aidan Gillen: ‘My ambition is to not have to chase money’

HBO has been the actor’s main employer for years, which enables him to do smaller projects, such as a reading of Joyce’s story The Dead in Dublin this week