Richard Brinsley Sheridan

Wexford Festival Opera 2024: ‘The singers are glad they don’t have to talk much. And the actors are delighted they don’t have to sing’

Director Conor Hanratty on the challenges of bringing two sets of performers together in a doubly Dublin opera

Fintan O'Toole: For newspaper columnists, anonymity is a betrayal

Putting you name to your work is the most basic form of accountability

Neil Jordan: ‘I couldn’t make The Crying Game today’

The director on his new historical fiction novel, Harvey Weinstein and ageism in film

Seeing is believing – An Irishman’s Diary on Samuel Johnson and Ireland

Ever looked up at Bewley’s on Grafton Street? Here’s what you’re missing

The landmark Dublin cafe has launched a guided tour to show off its artistic glories

Journalism Matters: Irish Times view on the future of newspapers

If the rich ecosystem of the Irish press is to survive, it needs to be cared for by a supportive public policy

Kelly’s Hero – An Irishman’s Diary about Salzburg, Mozart, and an Austro-Hibernian bromance of the 1780s

Accentuating the positive – An Irishman’s Diary about how Ireland put the ‘Grate’ in Great Britain

'Greet Britain' could have been the standard pronunciation if not for the influence of speakers from this side of the water