In 100 years, there could be deep divisions around marking the centenary of Golfgate

An Irishman’s Diary

Patrick Freyne: Eating with the Enemy is a televisual response to our endless opinionising

An Irishman’s Diary

I was 24, top of my year in college, a master’s in my pocket, but I couldn’t get a job in a shop

Dublin Fringe Festival: Inspecting an uncannily familiar site, an archeologist finds herself assailed by uncertain memories and inherited traumas

Field of lepers? Deceitful strand? Town of thieves? Our ancestors clearly didn’t want visitors

Calls for greater support for theatremakers must include those who were forced to leave

An Irishman’s Diary

A tragedy born of greedy matchmaking, a hesitant love affair barely whispered from the rooftop, and the situation of two work colleagues who wake up together in bomb shelter

From the giddy highs to the worrying lows, or a rooftop to a grave, this week's theatre highlights span the course of a lifetime.

4,846 chimneys fell, and waves topped the Cliffs of Moher on the Night of the Big Wind

A new body aims to help schools prosper by instilling leadership qualities in principals

‘Super union’ of PSEU, CPSU and Impact would have 80,000 members in public service