Peter Gaynor

Pricewatch: How Ireland falls down on Fairtrade

Big retail chains in Ireland lag well behind United Kingdom counterparts in pushing the products

Through a Glass Darkly review: Bergman’s tale in an unspecific Ireland

Trapped in a holiday created by Ingmar Bergman that’s given ghostly life on stage, can Beth Cooke’s Karin escape?

Tales from the Woods review: Horror stories that get lost in the fog

The challenge of this Halloween entertainment is to splice fairy tales into horror stories in pursuit of sincere scares

A Month in the Country review: Getting a grip on some love angles

Turgenev’s play gets a stately pace as Brian Friel smuggles the radical energy of passion into a distinctly Irish word play

Hedda Gabler review: a fluid production that lacks heat

Abbey production of Ibsen’s drama feels stilted

Retailers urged to say how many Fairtrade bananas they stock

Ireland eats fewer Fairtrade bananas than other EU states due to ‘lack of support from shops’

Review: The Motherfucker with the Hat

Stephen Adly Guirgis’s jittery comedy is alert to the struggles and supports of melting-pot New York. Its first Irish staging from Orion Productions tries to do justice to its voice

Guilbaud lends name to Brown Thomas menus

Store also adding ‘click and collect’ function to its trading website

Supermarkets urged to increase Fairtrade support

Lidl showing way by stocking Fairtrade bananas

In all fairness: How to consume with a clear conscience

Few big companies fare well when it comes to ethical standards, but change may be in the air

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