Life with Robert Fisk: I realised I would not be at peace until I wrote this book
In a new memoir, journalist Lara Marlowe recalls the life she shared with her former husband
Lara Marlowe: Robert Fisk, my former husband, was the finest journalist of his generation
If he was controversial, it was because he refused to conform. Robert never followed the herd
Robert Fisk obituary: Veteran war reporter who described himself as a pacifist
Fearless foreign correspondent and Middle East expert recently became an Irish citizen
Obstacles to foreign news coverage grow as Washington circus unfolds
Media & Marketing: Building a reputation as a foreign correspondent now a trickier task
Veteran journalist and author Robert Fisk dies aged 74
Highly regarded, controversial foreign correspondent had long relationship with Ireland
‘We’re coming for you’: NRA attacks New York Times
Gun lobby spokewoman says video is a call to action in ‘the battlefield of ideas’
Mark Durkan: ‘I regret that only Derry voice in Commons is Gregory Campbell’
Former SDLP leader defends position of Colum Eastwood, who took over from him
Diarmaid Ferriter: Tony Blair’s wretched legacy
Blair believed he had a moral certainty and a purpose that was superior to the anti-war movement
Sending refugees to Turkey a misadventure – Robert Fisk
Journalist and author speaks at UCD Law and Philosophical Societies on ‘Life after Isis’
Unthinkable: How can scientists disagree on basic ‘facts’?
An astrophysicist and a philosopher have teamed up to examine how experts disagree
John Horgan: The defiant Indy mentality will live on
Tony O’Reilly’s role in the paper, which is moving online, was one of support for its journalists
How travel fuelled a passion for healthy food
The author of the ‘Fuel Food’ cookbook, Oliver McCabe of Dalkey’s Select Stores, was inspired by eating trends abroad
Formidable soldier who held the line in the Middle East
Bill O’Callaghan: July 3rd, 1921 - December 26th, 2015
Eamonn McCann: Cameron latest prime minister in thrall to the jingo-warriors
A spooked House of Commons voted for war in 2002 and it is happening again
Select: the literary festivals to fill your belly and your brain
There’s a literary feast awaiting the country in the coming week, with three festivals taking place. We’ve rounded up some places to fill your belly while you fill your brain
Dad’s the word: The Edge, Bob Geldof, Paul McCartney and more famous sons on their fathers
What started as an idea to raise money from sketches Bono drew of his father has turned into a book featuring international stars in aid of the Irish Hospice Foundation, writes Kathy Gilfillan
The New Censorship review: journalists on the chopping block
In today’s web-encircled world, the media increasingly gets the message: publish and you will be damned
Daniel Day Lewis, Salman Rushdie, Colm Toibín in new book
Stars to contribute to project about fathers and sons to raise funds for the Irish Hospice Foundation
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