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How the Church of Ireland Gazette viewed the Anglo-Irish Treaty

Publication was upbeat and optimistic, galvanising support for new political realities

Live performance sector to get extra €25 million in Covid-19 supports

Christy Moore and The Coronas among acts forced to reschedule due to restrictions

Gig of the Week: Treaty – Songs, with Christy Moore, Lisa O’Neill and more

December 6th to 12th, 2021: The best of the week’s culture events, right around Ireland

Government set to spend ‘a few hundred thousand’ before deciding on World Cup bid

Cost estimate for joint proposal with UK presented to Public Accounts Committee

A century on: Dramatising the drama that led to Anglo-Irish Treaty

Negotiations behind the foundation of the Irish State are staged at the NCH

Young people protest outside Facebook’s Dublin HQ on foot of whistleblower

Head company Meta ‘knowingly stood by’ as site caused ‘untold damage’ to girls – campaigners

Q&A: What you need to know about the return of nightclubs

New guidelines on next phase of reopening for hospitality have led to some confusion

Pubs with live music will not be subject to new guidelines around ticketing

Government forced to defend requirements for live music and late-night hospitality over weekend

Report finds ‘culture of harmful workplace behaviour across Ireland’s arts sector’

Bullying, harassment, humiliation and sexual assault ‘likely to be accepted norms’

Travel and tourism facing a long-haul journey back to normal

Despite Government’s big spend, we could be waiting awhile for the big spenders to return

Taoiseach to address conference to mark centenary of Anglo-Irish Treaty talks

Descendants of those involved in 1921 talks in London also to speak at UCC

Developer Tetrarch gets UK backing for 1,500-home plan

Seen & heard: sharing construction costs; Janssen expansion; PwC backs Donohoe

Staging the Treaty: This marathon production will recreate debates a century later

Some 100 years ago TDs made the most important choice in the history of Irish State

Can Dublin Fringe Festival lead the reopening of the city?

Ruth McGowan, the festival’s director, hopes the city’s reopening is a portal to somewhere new

Government cracks down on Airbnb while land agency gets further €300m in funding

Seen and heard: new rules for AirBnB hosts, more funding for LDA, Gym Covid passes

Government fudge on outdoor events will cost it dear

Intent of regulations was clear, even if technicalities provide an escape clause

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