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Sligo honours WB and Jack Yeats with a unique arts festival
Scarlett Johansson pulls out of trans drama after backlash
'If you look at U2... they kind of belong to the world at this stage, where we still belong to Ireland'
Gender-blind casting and unconscious bias training on the way for some major Irish theatre companies
This epic novel explores Ireland's history during a century of hurt and shame
After decades under wraps in Dublin these 300-year-old scrolls are finally on display
Irish crime writer's London terror novel optioned for major UK TV series
Drugs, child abuse and infidelity: The tragic life of Whitney Houston
Here's everything we know about Michael Flatley's self-financed spy thriller
Seamus Heaney letters, diaries and manuscripts on display to the public from tomorrow
Actor who played Jar Jar Binks says backlash over film made him consider suicide
Richard Swift, bassist with the Black Keys, has died
'It started out as a joke': Paul Howard on his musical about Copper Face Jacks
PICTURES: Thousands take part in Dublin Pride Parade
We talked to TV3's programming boss about Love Island (and whether there might be an Irish version)
Pleasant update - Graham Linehan's cancer has gone
'When we started, there was no Irish film industry': 30 years of the Galway Film Fleadh
Irish language works get their own award category for first time at Irish Book Awards
The Killers played Dublin last night - and basically everyone in the city could hear them
Lucia Joyce: Why she was more than the 'mad daughter of a genius'
Tickets for the Pope's visit to Knock booked out in just four hours
'It brings back all sorts of memories ... I'm crying now': New project brings archive Irish clips to nursing homes
'I wanted to make a film that was visceral and dangerous and had a woman at the centre'
This Temple Bar alleyway has been transformed into something special...
From a Harry Potter treasure hunt to a sing song in Cork: Here's what's happening this weekend
Rupert Everett: 'The UK and Ireland are probably the two best places in the world to be gay'
We took a tour of the Newbridge Silverware factory to learn how they make their wares
How Mike McCormack went from 'not being able to give a book away' to winning a €100k award
City Assembly House has been restored - and is recreating an 18th-century art exhibition
By day, John Shevlin makes hats, but once a year he transforms into James Joyce
'And then a rocket sprang and bang': We asked David Norris to read his favourite section of Ulysses
Trailer Watch: Which movie should you go see this weekend?
Over 100,000 Irish people are following Love Island on 3e
President Higgins unveils plaque at Dublin Castle where an Irish suffragette smashed a window
Hillary Clinton and James Comey are coming to Dublin on Friday week (separately)
Mike McCormack's 'brave, challenging' book Solar Bones wins €100k Dublin Literary Award
Ifco stands by 18s rating for Irish film despite it being given a 15s cert in the UK
Over 2,500 women went skinny dipping on a Wicklow beach and smashed a world record
'It's a very long day and you do feel hungry occasionally': Muslims on fasting for Ramadan
Peter Stringfellow opened a club in Dublin in 2006. It did not go well. Not one bit