Rolling housing crisis has taken a morally unacceptable toll on small children
For years, as the number of homeless children climbed, people warned about the vast and severe health impact that creating and allowing a class of child destitution would cause
Film-maker Paul Rowley on exploring new creative territories: ‘Queer artists, we are queens of culture-jamming’
Rowley, one of Ireland’s most interesting film-makers, is in the middle of finishing two big projects: Gays Against Guns and Never Stop the Action
Trump supporters gather outside Trump Tower in New York
Supporters of former US president Donald Trump gathered outside Trump Tower in New York after he survived an assassination attempt. Video: Una Mullally
Trump rally shooting: ‘Anyone who wasn’t going to vote for him, will now’
Supporters of former US president speak outside Trump Tower with their reaction to attempted assassination
Intervention by Emer Higgins is creating an artificial conflict between drivers and everyone else
Minister of State has taken a reactive punt on the Dublin city centre transport plan based on no data and favouring a few disgruntled business owners
Poet Erin Fornoff: ‘I was feeling sick and blaming the boat for a long time, and then I was like, oh wait! I’m knocked up!’
The dynamic proponent of spoken and written poetry discusses finding her creative footing in Ireland and missing a Dublin that may not be there any more
Where is the pride in RTÉ? There doesn’t seem to be any ambition to make it special
If RTÉ is moving away from its DNA, outsourcing key programmes and limiting what it makes in-house, then what is it for?
Dublin rapper Curtisy: ‘I’m an emotional guy. I’m always trying to figure some stuff out’
Balancing anxiety with humour, and self-deprecation with braggadocio, Curtisy serves up an incredibly satisfying style
I had the luxury for a few years to not have to question holding my wife’s hand on the street
So much progress has been made, and yet ... The “and yet ...” is the painful part
Kettama on his first big DJ set: ‘Within 10 minutes the whole place filled up. My jaw dropped’
What’s Next For?: The producer returns to his home city for a colossal show in the Big Top at Galway International Arts Festival
If Sinn Féin wants to embody ‘change’, it should present a left-wing coalition to the electorate
Sinn Féin must present voters with a left-wing coalition option to stay true to its message of ‘change’
Aoife Cawley: ‘I hope to make a living from all this weird art about saints. It’s bold, bright, crazy, funny’
What’s Next For?: Being introduced to the work of Harry Clarke led her on to iconography. ‘It’s all very bling’
Kneecap: Fine Art review – Intimidatingly brilliant tribute to hedonism, identity and the pure joy of living fast
The stars throughout this guest-heavy debut album are Kneecap themselves, who demonstrate shockingly intelligent lyrical dexterity
‘What we’re doing is different. It’s just who we are: we are black and Irish’
Young Irish artist Monjola is releasing music, throwing parties and developing a community built on positivity and camaraderie
Sinn Féin is starting to look like the political establishment
Sinn Féin tried to fight a general election campaign in a local and European election, and it didn’t work