Julie Kelleher directs Timmy Creed, Martha Dunlea and Bláithín Mac Gabhann in the first of Cork Arts Theatre’s Re:Directing productions
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Irish National Opera’s touring production, featuring Amber Norelai and Benjamin Russell, maximises smaller performance spaces
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Win will help Sanae Takaichi to implement her controversial plans for tax cuts and increased defence spending
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The most recent racist outrage from Trump must have crossed the ultimate line
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Dropping ‘risky’ ideas from the curriculum is bad for students
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Tomatoes a reader found at his local Tesco were nothing like a really good Irish tomato - for very good reason
Can a midlife break spent criss-crossing the globe bring renewed meaning to life?
If the AI sector collapses, Trump might try to blame over-regulation in Europe
Dr Muiris Houston: Growing scientific evidence suggests tattoo inks are not biologically inert
The author on writing about his less-than-maternal mother, why he turned down an OBE and how a brush with death relieved him of anxiety
The Republic has been something of an outlier in how the drop in jobs for those without third-level education has affected the political climate
Inheritance tax law is set firmly against the one in seven Irish families who are not married but there are steps you should consider
IT Sunday: Finding that Ireland has 43% higher rate of recorded sexual violence than other EU states went virtually unremarked upon
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