People want employers to do more for staff with disabilities, poll shows
State told Irish law ‘must be brought into line’ with UN Convention on Rights of People with Disabilties
State told Irish law ‘must be brought into line’ with UN Convention on Rights of People with Disabilties
Sharp drop in 2020 revenues followed theatre postponing or cancelling 23 productions
Aosdána member on surviving Covid-19, racism against Travellers and reclaiming power through writing
Dear Ireland: 50 writers invited to create 50 one-actor pieces that reflect Covid-19 crisis
Trinity graduate Rosaleen McDonagh says she has spent her life ‘playing catch-up’
Traveller activist and playwright Rosaleen McDonagh describes ‘hostile’ reaction to her candidacy
Beyond the 8th: Movement began as conversation about disabled women wasn’t happening
Theatre can relay the experiences of people who are often left out of bigger conversations
Free events highlighting culture to be held at Royal Hospital Kilmainham on March 1st
The Women’s Podcast celebrates its 100th episode with 100 quotes by and about women in Ireland
Ubiquitous racism and the subsequent shaming came to define who we are
Adaptation of Shakespeare has 17 cast members who have an intellectual disability
Waking the Feminists meeting hears call for equal advancement of women artists
“Suddenly we are an intrinsic part of what it is to be Irish”
‘With the history of the eugenics movement, disabled people’s lives also endure stigmatisation’
An exhibition celebrating the wheelchair-using artist Christy Brown is taking place in a protected building, and wheelchair users can’t get in
‘Staging Intercultural Ireland’ brings together plays and interviews on inward migration
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices