Collectors coin marks 70 years since famous musician’s birth

The Who guitarist on addiction, his new novel and why he’s still touring 40 years later

Brace of €1 stamps features the Black Rose album cover and a portrait of Phil Lynott

Jim Gavin’s football team has broken the speed of sound, and look unbeatable

Premier League gets underway this weekend, including Man United against Chelsea

Man walked on the moon and Mayo drew with Galway on this day 50 years ago

‘Phyllis was not only beautiful on the outside she was also a beautiful soul’, recalls brother

Dubliner (88), described as a ‘formidable and brilliant woman’, had been sick with cancer

The Mother of Dragons joins Donald Trump and Phil Lynott in Waxworks Museum

Emer Reynolds film about Nasa Voyagers tackles science ‘with awe and emotion’

Rock star represents a ‘creative, artistic freedom-loving country’, says Michael D Higgins

Legal tender coin with €15 face value to be sold at €60 each as only 3,000 copies being minted

From Susannah De Wrixon to Tommy Halferty’s Lifetime Group

Bar-restaurant gets a bunch of new memorabilia including Phil Lynott’s guitar and Cranberries’ lyrics but U2’s Trabant is out

The city should look for ways to properly mark the achievements of Jim Gavin’s team

From the Archive. Memories of Rolling Stones Irish gigs in 1982 and 2007

The veteran record producer on Bowie, Morrissey and his problem with Steve Albini

Crumlin shook off the negative stereotypes of my youth, but he is bringing them back

Close to the city centre, handy for the M50 and with plenty of green space, Crumlin is a target for young buyers keen to stay central

Oscar-nominee Jim Sheridan and documentary maker Colm Quinn working on project

In the run-up to St Patrick's Day, Irish Times writers select the acts that represent modern Irishness

‘I can’t grasp how someone so full of love and such massive zest for life can be gone’

Hurricane Charlie, Knock airport, Chernobyl and Maradona’s ‘Hand of God’

Frank Murray managed The Pogues, Thin Lizzy, The Frames, Elton John and The Specials

Gerry Hanberry’s book, ‘On Raglan Road’, tells the story of the women who inspired great Irish love songs by Mick Hanly, Christy Moore, Percy French, Mundy and Phil Lynnott

A new book by the veteran Irish Times snapper gathers together four decades of images

If you like to commune with the ghosts of the famous in haunting surroundings, Ireland has enough burial places to last you a lifetime

As traditional Irish hostelries in US decline, Nu Irish Bars are gaining momentum

Rory Gallagher, Van Morrison, Phil Lynott, Elvis Costello among past performers

Retain creative control and don’t be afraid of the dark: these were among the nuggets of wisdom at the annual design conference

I recently had a reunion with a Dutch friend who had immigrated here when change was in the air

#PhilLynott trends on twitter as music fans pay tribute to Thin Lizzy frontman

The singer, writer and actor on Thin Lizzy’s perfect pieces of music

The JJ72 bass player on her sometimes ill-advised Thin Lizzy-inspired life decisions

The Thin Lizzy founder – Ireland’s first bona-fide rock star – died on January 4, 1986. Friends recall the man they knew

Originally published in 1986, Fintan O’Toole recalls the Thin Lizzy frontman’s upbringing in Crumlin, the band’s rise to fame, and the final days of the rocker

Niall Byrne talks to Irish people who make a living in the music industry. This week, Dara Kilkenny of the British and Irish Modern Music Institute in Dublin

Bronze tribute to Thin Lizzy frontman previously damaged in 2013 by vandals

Damien Rice, Mundy among musicians bringing shopping street to standstill