Cathal Coughlan and Jacknife Lee release a surreal concept album of sorts

After a fully online event last year, the city’s cinemas are open again for a festival stuffed with Irish and international features

Much of what was eventually achieved in the State’s drugs policy the 1990s is now being reversed

An Irishman’s Diary

One older woman is content in Blackrock, while ‘life stopped’ for a man in Inchicore

The Fatima Mansions and Microdisney singer on Gerhard Richter’s paintings, the cinematic works of Rainer Fassbinder, and Aidan Gillen’s ‘brooding menace’

Review: This was the first time the Cork band had played in 30 years

Unlicenced driver Christopher Coleman (27) ‘ploughed into’ Eugene Maher (62)

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Rialto community group uses 21st-century growing methods and cutting-edge technology to grow delicious and nutritious food in the most sustainable way

‘Rachel is much more tactful than I am’

Do only losers take the bus, as Thatcher reputedly said? Loyal bus users June Shannon, Peter Murphy, David McWilliams and Bryan Dobson would all disagree

A clever conceit by Luke Haines and Cathal Coughlan makes for a show that is playful and serious at the same time

In the wake of mass movements in Tunisia, Egypt and Turkey, a Dublin socialist tells Patrick Freyne that revolution here is possible

Outgoing city manager John Tierney defends record