Countess Markievicz

Grandson of 1916 Rising leader seeks preservation of house amid apartment plans

Election takes a back seat for squad as Ireland focus on overcoming Welsh challenge

The Roaring Banshees is a counter-factual history of feminist discontents with the Free State

A unique institution continues to accommodate those people of divergent political views

Rathmines house ‘more of an army HQ than a home’

The musicians are to be given a special reception by Sligo County Council

Constance Markievicz swapped privilege for a life of rebellion, revolution and politics

Peter Donnelly’s ‘The President’s Cat’, Louise O’Neill’s ‘The Surface Breaks’ and more

An Irishman’s Diary

Meanwhile, Catherine Martin shows she has the Commons touch during historic speech

An Irishman’s Diary

For many reasons we are not the same people visited by John Paul II in 1979

Plus: ‘Make Ireland late again’ – Why I’m running for office of Uachtaráin na hÉireann

Vótáil 100 committee travels to present portrait of revolutionary to House of Commons

Oireachtas proposes paintings of women members of Dáil and Seanad

For this ‘concept album’ about the 1913 Lockout, the Dublin band have gone political and expanded to an 18-piece ‘electric guitar orchestra’. The result is an electrifying musical

There will be 150 parades across the country this year, despite the predicted cold

Opera is becoming ‘sexy again’ and Irish National Opera aims to capitalise on the new interest by bringing opera to the people

America Letter: Dáil delegation delivers Washington a message about healthy politics

Although Varadkar likes to see himself in vein of Macron and Trudeau, he has fallen at first hurdle they bounded over

‘Eamon said this beautiful thing once - he said ‘Bono, Ali is the best thing about you’’

John Moore (57) accused of criminal damage to headstone in Glasnevin cemetery

Dubliner John Moore told gardaí ‘I’m guilty’ and ‘I had a hammer’, court told

Mealy’s auction includes Rolex pendant owned by Countess Markievicz

The stories of the only two women hanged for murder in 20th-century Ireland and those who were sentenced to death only to be given a last-minute reprieve

A new exhibition at the National Gallery shows Ireland’s history in 55 paintings, and reveals a few secrets if you look carefully

Tickets to be raffled for access to performances and tour in presidential residence

Senators maintain collective amnesia over ‘stand-up row’ in the Leinster House pub

A parallel measure of the population asks about identity and feelings

Cumann na mBan member Margaret Skinnider’s account of her injury during the Rising is read on The Women’s Podcast

Single mothers socially reviled, one-third of illegitimate babies died in their first year

The Sackville Street Art Project has brought together people to build model houses for each of the civilians killed during fighting

There was a special drama to the idea of a revolution in the heart of an empire

Memorials to those who fought for Éire stand next to those who fought for king

Postmaster’s collection of antiquarian books for auction