Bewley’s Cafe registered €462,000 loss before closure decision
Decision to shut down Grafton Street outlet later reversed
Pro-Brexit Labour MP Kate Hoey to stand down at next election
Antrim-born MP who opposes soft Brexit stands down in remain constituency of Vauxhall
Ever looked up at Bewley’s on Grafton Street? Here’s what you’re missing
The landmark Dublin cafe has launched a guided tour to show off its artistic glories
Give it a lash: 100 questions to test your Irishness
Win a €250 Kenny’s hamper, delivered anywhere in the world. Ah, go on, go on, go on ....
Fight for second Brexit referendum not over yet, say campaigners
Proponents insist looming prospect of no-deal Brexit could focus minds
Creative flights as Galway arts festival soars
Programme straddling popular and esoteric work attracts record numbers
Big birds and Australian acrobats in store for Galway Arts Festival
Eyre Square to be transformed into a ‘festival garden’ with series of events lined up for city
NI radio market the target for newspaper group
EY Entrepreneur of the Year finalist Dominic Fitzpatrick of the Irish News
Profits jump at Kelly’s in Rosslare as confidence returns
Hotel resort has spent €3m on capital projects over last few years
Varadkar says EU willing to ‘bend rules’ for North over Brexit
Taoiseach warns wrong Brexit decisions threaten peace and prosperity in Ireland
First print of controversial Che Guevara stamp sells out
An Post confirms all 122,000 stamps with iconic image are gone and it will print new stock
Irish Che Guevara artist welcomes controversial stamp
Jim Fitzpatrick says it was ‘honour’ to produce image and praises An Post decision
‘What is Ireland doing putting Che Guevara on a stamp?’
Prominent Cuban-American radio host calls on An Post to explain its decision
Che Guevara’s father ‘was more into his Irish than his Basque side’
Che Guevara’s brother speaks about family’s Irish and Basque heritage
Claim stamp marking Guevara death ‘totally objectionable’
Fine Gael Senator asks An Post if Pol Pot and Ceausescu also acceptable for special stamps
Former envoys call for recognition of Palestinian state
Letter to Taoiseach signed by academics and artists urges Government to act ‘without delay’
Maser the street artist: I did the Brown Thomas windows for the wedge
Having earned his stripes with political murals, the street artist is taking to the garret
Modern Ireland in 100 Artworks: Irish road to modernity has no straight lines
The collective works in our series show how molten and defiant Irish artworks can be
Phil Lynott, 30 years after his death
The Thin Lizzy founder – Ireland’s first bona-fide rock star – died on January 4, 1986. Friends recall the man they knew
Cúchulainn, Roosevelt and what it means to be Celtic
Long hair flowing from under his helmet, spear and shield in hand, the hero of the Ulster Cycle is the epitome of the valiant Celt. But that image comes from a magazine article by a US president. It’s a sign of the cultural malleability of the idea of Celticism
Cow pats but no bull: a cultural meeting place for myth and reality
Megahits from Game of Thrones to the Marvel universe are suffused in myth; so where are the echoes of Irish myth in contemporary culture? It turns out we’re surrounded by the stuff
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Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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