Jimmy Deenihan

How Seamus Heaney wrote: First look at a new exhibition

Exhibition on late Nobel laureate unveiled at new College Green cultural centre

Seamus Heaney, our dad the poet, by Catherine, Chris and Mick Heaney

For his family, choosing 100 poems from a long career, was weighted with memories

Fr Anthony Gaughan wins Kerry Association in Dublin arts award

Listowel-born author was presented with the award at the National Library, Dublin

Why must emigrants still come home to vote?

The #Hometovote movement has highlighted the issue for the second time in three years

Under Sheila Pratschke, the Arts Council has rarely been free from controversy

‘I’m the person who should speak out ... I did what I thought was right’

Mick O’Dwyer gets his hands on Sam Maguire yet again

Civic reception held in Kerry County Council offices to honour ‘inspirational’ footballer

When emigrants return: ‘I really wonder if I made the right move’

Irish abroad face so many barriers coming home they often stay put

‘Is opera an Irish artform? Of course it is’

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

Taoiseach leads large attendance at Cosgrave funeral

Three surviving ministers who served under former taoiseach present

Why Mayo’s final defeats are more keenly felt than Galway’s

Memories of other victories were still fresh when Galway suffered sequence of losses

Civil War monument to slain soldiers vandalised in Kerry

Attack on monument to members of National Army blown up by booby-trap condemned

Arts Council announces new opera company

Opera Theatre Company and Wide Open Opera will merge to form new entity

Why can’t Brexit negotiators send clearer signals to Border firms?

More than 100 Grant Thornton staff have registered to take part in Dublin Pride parade

Former PD leader appointed Minister of State for Diaspora

Ciarán Cannon is the third person in three years to hold the post representing Irish abroad

Dear Leo: Please don’t forget about the Irish abroad

Maintaining Minister of State for Diaspora is crucial, says this letter writer in Liverpool

Irish America is facing an unnecessary death

Government must act as fall-off in immigration weakens the bond between Ireland and US

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