Brevity and Letting Words Sit

I was delighted to be able to attend a number of literary events recently – it’s not often that I am in a position to do so – and whilst in Strokestown for the Strokestown Interna…

Dublin Housing Protest

Protesters and Gardaí clash at a Dublin Housing Action Committee demonstration.

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The unsung Dublin author of The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists | The Irish Post

Mal Rogers pays tribute to the Dublin writer Robert Tressell, and looks at a graphic version of T...

Film Ireland Cover Art Exhibition

Please join us for an extended exhibition of Film Ireland Cover Art (Issues 1-100) to mark the ongo...

Review: Eimear McBride – The City Changes its Face | The Irish Post

IN one of the most scathing contemporary assessments of James Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’ – for it was by n...

‘I Hear You’ Review in Bookmunch

“Paul McVeigh has the rare gift of making optimism seem reasonable and an even greater gift for portraying characters who find value in their own lives and in their commitment to each other.&…

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Wall Street giant takes over Panama Canal

US President Donald Trump had been hammering Panama for weeks over its most valuable asset, the Panama Canal, saying, without evidence, that China operated the waterway. There seemed to be no way...

The bittersweet reality of my new Irish passport | The Irish Post

Award-winning novelist PAUL BURKE reflects on his London-Irish backgroundI’M NOW officially Iri...

Fleadh Cheoil, world's largest celebration of Irish culture, to be held in Belfast for first time...

BELFAST has been announced as the host city for Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann in 2026.The event, the...

Much loved poet and broadcaster Pat Ingoldsby dies aged 82 | The Irish Post

BELOVED POET, writer and broadcaster Pat Ingoldsby passed away last weekend at the age of 82, acc...

Irish language ban in Northern Ireland's courts to be repealed this week

Irish language advocates have welcomed the news that the penal law era ban on the Irish language being used in Northern Ireland's courts is to be repealed.