London is a city where Irishness gets shouted out, rather than smoothed over
The nagging fear of Irish in London: If you don’t pay attention, you might end up being assimilated
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‘We can all see you’: Gillian Anderson addresses ‘distracting’ fans in front row
Anderson was filmed outside Soho Place theatre where she’s performing in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Support for Gaza and Garvaghy Road residents in ‘anti-fascism’ march through east London
Thousands attended demonstration to mark the 90th anniversary of the Battle of Cable Street
Prolific burglar jailed for killing elderly Irish man who was protecting wife
John Burke (91) suffered bleeding on the brain and broken nose in London attack
A Bigger Life by Louise O’Neill: A willingness and openness to surprise at its best
Commitment to being out in the world with other people may reveal one of the book’s most vital messages
‘My youngest child will probably be bearded before the national children’s hospital opens’
A lot has happened - and a lot hasn’t happened - since Michelle Gallen and her husband decided to move from London to Dublin a decade ago
John Schwatschke: Irish artist who lived in world of Rolls-Royces and Hollywood hell-raisers
Irishman who lived in world of Rolls-Royces and Hollywood hell-raisers credited cut of his suits by Johnson’s tailors of Tullow with easing his passage into wealthy society
Robotaxis are coming for important jobs and immigrants will bear the brunt
Taxi driving offers benefits that are not always obvious when you sit in the back seat
Taoiseach to become first foreign leader to visit UK prime minister Burnham at No 10 North
Irish-UK relations and post-Brexit reset to be on agenda for first meeting in Manchester
William Costelloe brings his father Paul Costelloe’s Diana-era style to London Fashion Week
The Irish designer’s second collection drew on the Eighties, with shoulder pads, pussy bows and silk headscarves returning to the runway
Suspected London ‘Putney Pusher’ found dead, media reports say
Nicholas Brandram (44) had been arrested in June on suspicion of grievous bodily harm
Nigel Farage’s Reform is awash with crypto cash. The spending spree has just begun
Following the money in British politics leads to increasingly fractious places
Kyla Cobbler: ‘With coercive control, I didn’t understand what was happening’
The Cork-born comedian on abuse, ambition, motherhood and right-wing undercurrents in Ireland
It was billed as effortless London luxury. Then tenants found out the rules
Shard Place’s policies, including those on guests and delivery riders, have frustrated many renters
Dara Ó Briain: ‘I don’t think anyone put an argument in favour of Brexit on Mock the Week’
Irish comedian reflects on Mock the Week’s past iterations ahead of revival and the material inspiring his next tour, Re:Creation
Ferrari’s new boutique is a brand extension for its own sake
The Italian firm’s pivot to luxury apparel is impressive in scale and meticulous in application. It’s extravagant, ambitious and wholly unnecessary
Day-tripping: how to spend 15 hours sightseeing in London
From Anthony Bourdain’s favourite coffee haunt to Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club and St Paul’s Cathedral, the city offers a world in a day
Reviews in brief: Fledgling and Exhibition
Josh Holton delivers an impressive autofictional debut; Alex Hyde creates a portrait of two very different artists
Driverless robotaxis try their luck on London’s narrow streets
The city’s medieval layout is a maze filled with cars, buses, bikers and jaywalking pedestrians. How will autonomous vehicles cope?
This has been a childhood-defining summer, one that dried out the earth under your feet
Here in London, there has been the sort of prolonged, angry heat that delights and punishes in equal measure
A long road to Ireland: ‘The Irish are very secretive. They don’t tell you stuff’
Colleen Murrell says Australians franker than Irish people and leave everything out in the open
Sr Margaret Coyne obituary: Nun whose work saved sight of thousands threatened with blindness
A key legacy of Sr Margaret’s time in Tigray was the development of new techniques in eye care, high-quality surgery at low cost, and the training of hundreds of Ethiopians in her work
Deirdre McSharry obituary: Irish-raised UK Cosmopolitan editor who discovered Twiggy
McSharry grew up in Ireland, began her career in Dublin, and went on to launch Country Living
There’s more than one way for me to answer ‘Where are you from?’
There are now few parts of Ireland that do not contain first- or second-generation migrants
Parakeets have Londoners in a flap and hunters loading their rifles
Red-necked parakeets, originally from Asia and sub-Saharan Africa, are now established in England’s southeast
‘London is rocket fuel for a career’
Wild Geese: Ryan McKiernan is managing director of a social enterprise in the UK capital that tackles homelessness through hospitality
Traitors Ireland host Siobhán McSweeney: ‘I’m not getting paid enough for it. That’s RTÉ’s fault’
Ahead of the second series, presenter Siobhán McSweeney talks frankly about her pay not always reflecting a show’s success, the reward of theatre work and the Derry Girls effect
Jason Arday: Was the British media to blame for his death?
His supporters blame the media but others say public scrutiny of the tragic academic was justified
Sky City by Jacqueline Crooks: The perfect second novel
As in Crooks’s debut, Fire Rush, her expression of music here is spellbinding. There is a hypnotic lyricism to her prose that vibrates on its own frequency
A Great British pub crawl (for journalistic purposes)
UK government is worried about pub closures but we have done our best to keep them in business
Prof Jason Arday had been victim of ‘public execution’, vigil hears
Thousands gather to remember former Cambridge academic and criticise ‘racist witch hunt’ preceding his death
If CMAT’s at it, it must be cool: The ever-growing appetite for food-themed fashion
Is a desire for authenticity behind our growing love of food-themed clothes and bags? Or do we just want to be ‘different’?
Where is the next ‘best city in the world’? (And sorry, it’s not in Ireland)
Which will be the next city to vie for number one status in international surveys?
How to Train Your Dragon author: ‘I have always liked the idea of an animal you could talk to’
Author and illustrator Cressida Cowell on the latest of her ‘fantasy’ books that pretend to be ‘history’ books
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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