Tyrone Guthrie Centre

Artist Janet Pierce divides her time between Portugal and the Tyrone Guthrie Centre gate lodge

Ireland boasts an impressive number of female artists who have mastered the toughest traditional skills to create enduring art forms

‘I was always mindful that this is a song cycle,’ says composer Neil Martin of adapting Seamus Heaney’s poem ‘Sweeney’s Astray’ for song

Danish photographer Krass Clement took the pictures in 1991 but he insists not much has changed

There’s still time to apply for the Phelim Donlon Playwright’s Bursary. Last year’s recipient Dylan Coburn Gray has won the Verity Bargate Award in the UK

Being diagnosed coeliac changed food for Finn Ní Fhaoláin forever

National day of commemoration to remember death of poet killed at Passchendaele

Her new work, with musician Neil Martin, is designed as a conversation between music and dance and sees her going back to her roots

From the Tyrone Guthrie Centre in Monaghan to a host of creative boltholes on the south coast, Ireland is blessed with a thriving support structure for writers

He’s worked on Alan Partridge, adapted Fifty Shades of Grey, and is evangelical about ‘deliciously evil’ vaping. But when it came to tackling August Strindberg, Patrick Marber says his ‘infidelity might be an act of love’

Programme aims to help young artists mark centenary landmark next year

A National Gallery show juxtaposes Jackie Nickerson photos from Africa with portraits of western privilege; and Makiko Nakamura’s abstract work is dramatic

One of the quietest counties in Ireland has started to sing its own praises in a major way. The homeland of Patrick Kavanagh is getting active, luring in tourists and anglers

An Irishman’s Diary about Proust and Monaghan football

The 50 people - in public service, business and law - who run the Republic

With her fourth album, Venus to the Sky, Ann Scott once again brings her trademark thoughtful approach, but this time she’s having way more fun