The author’s archive, going on show at Galway University, charts his working life and methods, beginning with copy books filled with his tiny writing

The author’s archive, going on show at Galway University, charts his working life and methods, beginning with copy books filled with his tiny writing

An archivist is transported into the imaginative world of John McGahern

Ryan was a key mover and shaker in mid-20th century Bohemian Dublin alongside a host of notable writers, poets and artists

Ryan was a key mover and shaker in mid-20th century Bohemian Dublin alongside a host of notable writers, poets and artists

This book presents a new social history of Irish theatre told from the fringes of history and reanimated through archival memory.

The reasons for this rise in adaptation for television and major streamers reflect how we as audiences are consuming culture differently

All of the playwright’s work is grounded in public life - mainly dramatisations of political events featuring real-life characters

An archivist is transported into the imaginative world of John McGahern

An archivist is transported into the imaginative world of John McGahern

An archivist is transported into the imaginative world of John McGahern

The story of Ireland's nightlife is an important history of the spaces young people sought out for socialising, experimenting and dancing

AI can play a decisive role in making digital government records more accessible and manageable, provided that its use is grounded in responsibility and clear purpose. Work is already underway across…

Besides the highs and lows of the subject's personal journey, good sports memoirs can also highlight issues away from the pitch, track or court

Besides the highs and lows of the subject's personal journey, good sports memoirs can also highlight issues away from the pitch, track or court

Why was the work of one of the few female co-founders of a theatre company, the Globe Theatre Company, not included in the histories of the stage that have been written since?

Greece Letter: As physical books give way to ‘multipurpose spaces,’ students and academics fear the loss of the university’s intellectual heart

From mummers to wren boys, the practice of rambling from house to house in rural Ireland lifted isolation for many communities at Christmas

From mummers to wren boys, the practice of rambling from house to house in rural Ireland lifted isolation for many communities at Christmas

From Daithi Lacha and Wanderly Wagon to The Den and Bosco, here are the Irish children's shows that have shaped us

The Pogues' Christmas classic owes its iconic name to the work of Irish-American writer J.P. Donleavy.