Mary Lavin: ‘Writing for her was a kind of need. It was the thing that was going to get her through’
Mary Lavin’s short story, In the Middle of the Fields, has been adopted rather than adapted as a play
Mary Lavin’s short story, In the Middle of the Fields, has been adopted rather than adapted as a play
A new book explores Dublin’s literary past, an active part of living or working in the city
A fresh and sensitive perspective on an awful period in Ireland’s collective history
Author talks about her memoir, Openhearted, and defying expectations as she gets older
Premiere staging of Mary Lavin’s story of grief and vulnerability strikes just right note
There was no ‘society’ separate from the church’s power to inflict damnation
Author on her Orla Walsh prints, Sinead Burke’s podcast, and why Netflix’s Money Heist is a runaway hit
MoLI in Newman House, Dublin opens this month featuring Joyce’s notebooks and more
The buns are back, but the big mugs of milky coffee are gone
Tributes paid to poet’s part in setting up Aosdána to help artists and writers
Co Wexford born writer served as an arts adviser to former taoiseach Charles Haughey
The four stories in this fine collection by an unpredictable, taboo-breaching writer capture a mood of struggling with confinement
Rugby World Cup: match analysis, interviews, fixtures and results
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices