Sarah Maria Griffin: ‘I will be trying to figure out what the internet means to me for the rest of my life’
The author on her new novel, Eat the Ones You Love; the importance of libraries; and her love of video games
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Horror stories have long provided a useful metaphor for the challenges of adolescence
Book quiz: ‘A plague on both your houses’ is from which Shakespeare play?
Welcome to The Irish Times book quiz: 10 questions to test your literary knowledge
New restaurant brings an authentic slice of Italy to Stoneybatter
Food File: Darina Allen brings culinary cachet to Dún Laoghaire book festival
Follow Me to Ground: Innovative and unsettling debut novel
Review: Sue Rainsford explores themes of sex, death and the female body
Tomorrowland: ‘I can’t believe my life’
Sarah Maria Griffin's festival book focuses on two young people and a journey they may be unprepared for
Body and Soul 2019: festival stage times revealed
The programme of 200+ acts extends across 13 stages and venues
Instagram: the unglamorous story of how it all began
Poscast: The Instagram founders’ story is both refreshing and slightly unsettling at once
America whispers, “Leave,” and I understand
We are ready to move on. Our roots wouldn’t latch on, wouldn’t take to the soil
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'Marriage was a licence for sex': Ireland and women in 100 quotes
The Women’s Podcast celebrates its 100th episode with 100 quotes by and about women in Ireland
Ireland Now: The best spoken word in Ireland
No room for misty-eyed accounts of society in ‘The Creative Quarter’
A history of Ireland in 100 great quotes
From ‘Dress suitably, and buy a revolver’ and 'A terrible beauty' to 'We all partied'
The future of sex for Irish women
The internet and advances in technology are enabling Irish women to explore their sexuality, but what does this mean for sexual equality, and what does the future hold?
Spare and Found Parts review: adventures in a post-apocalyptic Dublin
It’s a pity Sarah Maria Griffin’s imaginative young adult debut never quite hits its stride
We Face This Land: a poem by Sarah Maria Griffin
The poem that inspired Dave Tynan’s video in support of the #repealtheeighth pro-choice campaign
How Stranger Things and Pokemon Go are poking around in your childhood
The Off Topic podcast discusses media built on nostalgia, and the strange case of Marina Joyce
‘Make sure you’re the guy on the bike, not Brock Turner’
Off Topic podcast: Sarah Maria Griffin, Roe McDermott and Conor Gallagher discuss what the Stanford case tells us about everyday sexism, and how sexual assault is handled in and out of the courts system in Ireland
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Common Ground
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