Coronavirus-themed works win both main prizes in national portrait competition

Radio review: Ray D’Arcy shows all politics is personal, while Ciara Kelly ties herself in knots

The programme of 200+ acts extends across 13 stages and venues

Aoife Dooley receives dozens of abusive messages since Wednesday’s English exam

Day #1: Drelfies, poxes and the myth of exam weather

Relaunched for the streaming age, it carries new Player-only shows, but the pre-roll ads remain

Every stage, every band, every slot for this year's festival, which runs from June 22nd - 24th

When Pamela Treacy’s husband got Hodgkin’s lymphoma, they learned the value of fitness

Illustrator, comedian and Dublin Hun creator Aoife Dooley meets Róisín Ingle

People have no consideration, I tell you, none at all

The Dublin Hun’s first book pays warm tribute to feisty working-class women, along the way giving tips on perfecting a Hun Bun and keeping trainers ultra-white with toothpaste

Illustrator Aoife Dooley’s affectionate parodies of fiery working-class Dublin women are informed by her experiences growing up in Coolock

Merrion Square will be loaded with the offbeat, the unusual and the inspired on the capital’s big night out