Playwright and film maker on his new ‘feminist’ movie Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri

Aaron Sorkin’s debut film isn’t going to get as many Oscar nominations as predicted

Unthinkable: Reflecting on our place within the cosmos can be deflating

The alleged Gold Cup scandal of 1904 was among this year's colourful Bloomsday talks

The Women’s Podcast celebrates its 100th episode with 100 quotes by and about women in Ireland

The late singer’s work was peppered with Joycean imagery and references

Unlike most national festivals, from Bastille Day to Thanksgiving, it does not commemorate death and destruction

More than 120,000 people answer the annual call for those tasty events to celebrate Ulysses

Eileen Battersby details five good reasons to dive into a truly great work of fiction

Eileen Battersby imagines what the central players of Joyce’s Ulysses think about the novel that made them famous and how they feel about the man who wrote it

Somerton is a stunning four-bedroom home with modern extension and period features

Dermot Healy once remarked that the people with the most beautiful eyes in the world often live by the ocean, which is certainly true for Belmullet

‘If there is a Hell being prepared for me, it will be a dinner party. But I’d like to be in a bar, late at night in New York, with Colm Toibin, Patti Smith, Dickens, St John of the Cross, Toni Morrison, Keats and Emily Bronte, with her brother Branwell leading the singsong while arm-wrestling’

Eileen Colgan: January 2nd, 1934 - March 10th, 2014

Opinion: Religion now being accepted as normal in a society that was once very intolerant of difference

The 10 Days of Dublin festival is in full flow, with about 200 acts for audiences to choose from before the festival ends on Saturday. It’s an uncurated, open-format festival; to narrow it down, we’ve selected one show to see for each remaining day

Molly Bloom wanted to write a book about her husband. Steve Cole may do it for her