Sean O Casey

Dublin City Council is buying house for homeless accommodation

Council has revived plans to use playwright’s house for homeless accommodation

Council ‘not overly confident’ money to buy property could be secured due to Covid-19

Fatherhood is a kind of makey-up thing, but it has come into its own in lockdown

RTÉ follows a group of striving actors from Dublin’s East Wall, avoiding the usual luvviedom

Immense task of reconstruction will demand much more than frantic improvisation

Apple and Google are excellent options for the greatest era of American cinema

To try and define Irish food for a new generation was my ultimate aim in writing The Irish Cook Book

Dubliner Carmel Snow gave Truman Capote his first major platform, and launched Dior and Balenciaga in the US market

Income from theatre company’s touring in Ireland and Britain jumps eightfold in 2018

‘The Quiet Man’ actor Barry Fitzgerald described as ‘one of the greatest comedians who ever went on stage’

Derek O’Connor remembers the actor, who was a giant of Irish theatre

the term had the advantage that it avoided ascribing blame to any of the participants

A unique institution continues to accommodate those people of divergent political views

If the national theatre is not world class or keen on Ireland’s dramatic canon, what is it for?

INO is taking the Deadly World of Opera to venues from East Wall to Inchicore

Peter Crawley’s analysis: It was a big year for villainy as Richard III took top honours

Playwright wrote works including ‘The Plough and the Stars’ in the North Circular Road house

To celebrate 30 years in New York, the company is staging the playwright’s ‘Dublin’ trilogy

‘Prohibitive cost’ of legal action biggest barrier to wider access, President says

Year in Culture Review: Feelings of rage, injustice, grief and – hopefully – healing pervaded theatre

The city is full of ghosts ... in the house where Wilde grew up, the library where Yeats studied

Dublin Theatre Festival: Anu’s immersive production sends characters and audience spinning through a disappearing city

Two new productions at this year’s Dublin Theatre Festival re-examine old art works

Shelter review: History repeats itself in Cristin Kehoe’s admirably understated drama set in modern Dublin

Joxer Daly gets a solo show and promenade plays in the Botanic Gardens

Three-bed house in quiet cul-de-sac has been refurbished and extended

Stephen Rea stars in David Ireland’s scabrous comedy; the Abbey’s O’Casey returns

Wild geese in flight remind me of my first spring in New York, 31 years ago

Two-bed house – doubled in size and quadrupled in price since 2015 – sells for €615K

Saoirse Ronan – national treasure and a total pro – deserves better material than this

For the Abbey’s new production of Teresa Deevy’s neglected classic, ‘Katie Roche’, the theatre turned to the trailblazing director Caroline Byrne

Fintan O’Toole: Have shock tactics had their day?

There is too much at stake to continue with the current shambolic arrangement

From ‘Dress suitably, and buy a revolver’ and 'A terrible beauty' to 'We all partied'

The Irish Times Irish Theatre Awards has one public vote category. And now is your last chance to have your say

Comedian Gráinne Maguire has some valuable advice for soon-to-be third-level students

From The Beatles to The Pogues, Oasis and The Smiths, musicians of Irish descent played a key role in UK scene, writes Johnny Rogan

The ping-pong game between Greece and Turkey over asylum seekers will run and run