An Irishman’s Diary

Show first staged in 1973 and Polydor Records signed Fermoy combo to record album

Thomas Moore’s injuries action over traffic incident at best an ‘exaggerated’ one, judge says

Whether you have a buggy, toddlers to entertain or older kids up for a challenge, these outings are sure to entertain

Offer for 61% of Sky not already owned by media tycoon values broadcaster at £18.5bn

From the archive: Of all the singer-songwriters of his era labelled as poets, Cohen was perhaps the one who truly bridged the divide

No fixed public toilets in city after clause in bike scheme dropped from final draft

Michael Dervan: Two evenings of music and words as part of Ireland 2016 got me thinking about the links that were missed

“I bought my first antiquarian book in Castlebar at the age of 16”

The pianist on playing for Mandela and jamming with the Duke

‘First Editions’ in Dublin’s Ballsbridge is a popular destination for book lovers

Review:‘Bright Sparks’, 'Liveline' and 'Pat Kenny Show'

Patrick Lafcadio Hearn, who is perhaps better known in Japan than the country he was born in, is finally getting the recognition he deserves thanks to Tramore’s new memorial gardens

Famous Dublin cafe to undergo a six-month redevelopment which will see it halve in size

Royal family and leading politicians attend Whitehall Cenotaph commemorations

Opportunities to experience the broad spectrum of this country’s rich musical history are limited

Statue moving to temporary home outside the tourist office on nearby Suffolk Street

Statue is one of several moving to make way for cross-city line