Heaven Is A Playground: A snapshot of a time and culture within a sport

Rick Telander’s book is more a sociological wonder than a story about basketball

Rory Gallagher paved way for Irish musicians internationally, says brother

Gallagher family prepare to mark 25th anniversary of Irish blues guitarist’s passing

Belgium’s King Albert II admits he fathered child in 1960s affair

King acknowledges result of court-ordered DNA test linking him to Delphine Boël

Belgium’s former king faces daily fines in paternity dispute

Albert II (84) will have to pay €5,000 for every day he refuses to undergo DNA test

Belgian prince sues state over fine for attending diplomatic bash

Twelfth in line to throne Prince Laurent claims massive violation of human rights

Former Fine Gael TD Paddy Harte has died aged 86

Politician was best known for the Island of Ireland Peace Park in Flanders

The Island of Ireland Peace Park is a fitting tribute to Paddy Harte

‘It will last for centuries and be as meaningful in 500 years time as when it was built’

DJ Shadow: ‘I try to buy a 12-inch of every rap record ever made’

Despite his huge record collection, DJ Shadow has moved away from sampled sounds

William Bell - This Is Where I Live album review: authentic southern soul

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Brussels attacks: ministers offer to resign over security lapses

Death toll may rise above 31 with over 60 people still critical after metro, airport blasts

Brussels attacks death toll is ‘likely to rise’

Turkey claims Belgium ignored warning as police continue to search for suspect

A window on Wilhelmina Geddes’s life

Often overlooked by art historians, this innovative stained-glass artist is the subject of an impressive biography by Nicola Gordon Bowe

Booker T Jones: ‘Green Onions? I’m still learning about it’

Jones played a key role in Memphis’s 1960s soul scene, but his music looks forward, not back

Mary McAleese: The Christmas truce

‘The memory of that Christmas truce is so important on this island at this time’