National Library of Ireland

Physical and online events will explore LGBTI+ identity and experiences in Ireland

Leading LGBT+ rights advocates give their view

A guide on how the explore the wonders close to you as the Covid-19 restrictions relax

More than 6,000 photographs and videos have been included in the collection

National Library exhibition makes space for civilian experience of intense conflict

The graffiti artist is building a reputation abroad but working to help Dublin's homeless and prison population keeps him grounded

British attempts at propaganda were undermined by real images

Maths Week survey finds half of adults use maths actively as part of their work

Author expected ‘well-awarded man’ would be first asked by National Library of Ireland for material

Department of Culture bodies say interpretation at odds with child-protection policies

A museum would put this country’s contribution to global developments in context

Treasures include first draft of The Ginger Man with Brendan Behan’s unsolicited edits

Society should go back to its roots, as scattergun use of venue is not helping it fulfill its potential

Dublin Theatre Festival productions examine Irish theatre and history from new angles

Improved safety after devastating fires at Notre Dame and National Museum of Brazil

Brexit ‘is an expression of English nationalism and I can’t stand nationalism’, says campaigner

Special centenary Dáil sitting and War of Independence exhibition among events to watch out for

Vote 100: Much has improved for women in Ireland in a century, but there is also much still to do

Tree of remembrance has attracted 220,000 people to share their grief since 2014

From the archives: ‘A tantalising and unconventional contemporary thriller which turns unexpectedly romantic’

From the archive: ‘The film excites neither fear nor awe, since the positioning of the narrative from the vampires’ point of view drains it all of any terror’

From the archive: ‘The most important film made in or about Ireland in the first century of film’

From the archive: ‘The novel seemed unfilmable, but Jordan and McCabe’s collaboration on the screenplay has cracked it . . .’

Donation comes with €2.2m tax break for film director who made Michael Collins

Irish theatre came out blazing this week, proving that gender equality is ‘not hard to do, if you want to’

A revelatory new exhibition traces the trajectory of the poet’s writing life

Poet’s archive at College Green reveals ‘intimacies that defined Seamus the man’

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

James Joyce’s daughter Lucia was a remarkable dancer – something that has been buried in her troubled history

Sound Off: Our inability to archive .ie domains creates a black hole in our national memory

National Library of Ireland says some materials to be digitised and available free online

Fiona Ross will take up three-year post at State-owned public transport group

A Lament for Thomas MacDonagh may originally have been written about Gallipoli

EnergyPods to enable students take 20-minute snooze in bid to maintain energy levels

Two plans to set out infrastructure priorities and plan regional development

Free events highlighting culture to be held at Royal Hospital Kilmainham on March 1st

Boomtown Rats singer donates Band Aid archive to National Library of Ireland

The Ulysses Centre aspires to reveal Joyce in a more innovative way

The GP turned broadcaster makes George Hook’s Newstalk slot her own