Corn Exchange is tackling Arthur Miller’s play for Dublin Theatre Festival. Ghosts of John Huston’s troubled 1961 movie loom large

Bread 41 will serve breakfast and lunch, with pizzas to go in the evening

From The Irish Times’s 2018 guide to the 100 best foodie destinations across Ireland

For €120 you can ditch the stand-up, food-to-go options, and instead sit down to a five-course banquet

Decadent Theatre’s production draws out darkness of McDonagh’s Gothic work

Food File: Winning food in Baltimore, charity dinner in Dublin and a taste of Kildare cuisine

Increase reported in number of packaging firms seeking environment friendly options

The green-eyed monster can cause uncontrollable anxiety and anger. We must learn to tame it

Review: It would be a shame to wind down this expertly made, well written garda drama

Sourdough loaves, tray-bake focaccia, oriental bao buns, and a best-ever banana bread to mark National Bread Week

Income from tickets, TV sales, sponsorship and betting may break revenue records

Rathmines school progress to second round after solid performance at Donnybrook

There's more to the picnic than the main stage

Chefs, brewers, bakers, writers and publicans appointed as food ambassadors to tell visitors how to find the best Ireland has to offer

US presidential candidate issued appeal over ‘abuse and humiliation’ of IRA prisoners

This collection is full of colour and brio, and aimed at the 30-35 plus age group

Dublin school far too strong for Newbridge

Considerable interest expected in Longphort offices

Premises has ground floor retail area of 69sq m with a further 51sq m on the first floor

Barbecues, bread and butchery – they may be clichéd “dad foods”, but we don’t know a man who would turn his nose up at a food-based gift this Father’s Day. Here are some tasty ideas

Joe Murphy try secures a one-point win and a final date with Belvedere

Bank will continue to operate in Dublin but will not take on any new business

The married Franciscan who fathered nine children

There’s talk of further investment but so far, that’s all Donald Trump has done

Senior agency executive rejects charge that it props up zombie hotels

A bleak view of manhood and marriage in an Irish town in which everyone is either locked or lost