James Connolly

“Madame Markievicz was overhead in the condemned cell and we used hear reports that she was to be executed ... We could hear the shootings in the morn(...)

Some of the first plans in the €500 million redevelopment of Dublin city’s most prominent site, the 5.5-acre plot stretching from O’Connell Street to (...)

He was the last high profile victim of the British forces during the War of Independence and 250,000 people lined the streets of Dublin for his funera(...)

As a relative stranger to opera, I am not sure what to expect from the one that opens at Dublin’s Abbey Theatre this coming Monday. But my seat is fir(...)

Outside the Cop26 summit in Glasgow a group of people are singing, led by a woman holding a staff and clad in a long patchwork coat. Sandy Stratford,(...)

As the Irish Times Royal Correspondent, it has come to my attention that Diana: The Musical is on Netflix, so I’ve cancelled my extensive budget cover(...)

Margaret Skinnider, who died 50 years ago on October 11th, was involved in the three great causes of women, labour and Ireland in the early decades of(...)

Alternative plans for the redevelopment of Dublin’s Moore Street and the surrounding area have been produced by the Moore Street Preservation Trust an(...)

Walking down Dublin’s O’Connell Street the other day, I noticed something about which Myles na gCopaleen, formerly of this parish, used to complain. (...)

Some primary school pupils in Co Sligo are in for a treat in the coming weeks – they will be learning French from a robot called Nao. The “social rob(...)