British Pathé newsreel from 1924 depicts the ‘much debated Ulster Border’

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

Michael Holohan returns to the Áras 80 years after attending its first garden party

.. fleadh. Patsy McGarry

Trinity College Dublin Historical Society to celebrate its gilded, and star-studded, history

Brian Dobson, Heather Humphreys, Jan O’Sullivan and others on growing up in a Catholic dominated State

Gifts with meaning, history and thought are an alternative to flowers and chocolates

Special centenary Dáil sitting and War of Independence exhibition among events to watch out for

‘You could say I married a place’ – Mary Gallagher

Food and beverages is the most expensive element of events, costing €125,589 in 2018

The former British PM may be a woman of note, but putting her face on one is asking for trouble

Work made for children used to be rare, but there's now a rich bounty of shows

America Letter: Stateside screening of movie shines light on lesser-known US connections

President Higgins spoke to pope about hurt caused by child sex abuse perpetrated by some within the Catholic Church

An Irish Times reporter on a US assignment in 1928 witnesses the rise of speakeasies

What more worthy regional accent was there in Ireland than that of Douglas Hyde?

Higgins says it is a sign of hope that newly arrived immigrants engage with language

John Redmond’s Irish Parliamentary Party still casts a long shadow over the politics of modern Ireland

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

Before Leo Varadkar rushes off to the Áras, all sides should reach for the Constitution

I propose that the new brand for our Midlands should be ‘Tranquillity Ireland’

Visual art review: Abbas Akhavan’s show looks half made before it reveals its mysteries

Taoiseach made comments during three-day trade visit to west coast of US

Artists played a vital role in the State's formation and since independence have held it to account

My late father believed he walked on water, unaided, and probably skipped and jumped as well without once sinking

Elizabeth Magill makes works of tremendous beauty, but she’s not averse to a little rough treatment to get to the heart of the work

Conradh na Gaeilge is giving a 124-year-old collection to NUI Galway

The Healy-Raes remind us of our strong bond to the land. We disconnect from it at our peril

That the Roscommon town has the cheapest housing in the State is down to official policy

When we lose our communities we lose, at a fundamental level, the sense of who we are

Centenary: William Partridge (1874-1917) had key role in 1913 Lock Out and Irish Citizen Army

Roscommon celebrates Douglas Hyde Conference with speakers Garry Hynes, Sean Kyne

During the ‘peace process’ Caird reflected the outlook of Southern members of the Church of Ireland

Irish President was removed as patron of association for going to soccer match in 1938

Douglas Hyde Gallery also gets a new curator, with Georgina Jackson taking up the post in May

Most of us would happily have exchanged places with our classmate the Protestant