Ezra Pound

New Zealand gold miner’s wife became a leading Modernist. She wrote poems about Easter Rising and Jim Larkin and New York Times called her one of best poets in US

Aisling Law, a great-granddaughter of the rebel, feminist and social activist, is opening her doors to the public for the Muse of Yeats weekend festival

WB Yeats and Ezra Pound were among guests gathered for memorable meal in West Sussex

Furniture designer and architect Eileen Gray died nearly 40 years ago but is back with us in a big way: a new book, film and TV special are all devoted to the life and work of the Irish woman who pioneered the Modern Movement

James Joyce’s first novel, published not in Dublin but in New York and London, is an intensely Irish book

Review: Barry believed that the sole purpose of landscape was to serve as background to the depiction of “significant human action”, which was the central business of a serious painter

A month-by-month cultural portrait of 1913 reveals a world that was about to change forever

US poet Ezra Pound, celebrated at a conference at Trinity, had close links with Irish writers and politicians and became Joyce’s unpaid agent