InFocus

Neil Jordan and John Banville Talk Dublin in New Video Series

Acclaimed authors star in Irish Writers’ Centre special
By Natalia Kamendy
Analysis

Minimum Unit Pricing for Alcohol, Three Years On

What TDs Told Us – and How Student Party Members Push Back
By Seán Radcliffe

Turais Ghaeltachta Éigeantacha: Díolúintí, Easpa Tacaíochta, agus Meon an Rialtais in Leith na Gaeilge

By Pól Ó hÍomhair

Irish Healthcare Workers to Observe Minute of Silence for Healthcare Workers in Gaza

At 12:00 on September 23rd, healthcare workers across Ireland have a minute of silence to honour healthcare workers in Gaza.
By Thomas O'Grady

Dispute Erupts Within Corbyn and Sultana’s New Political Party

A dispute has emerged between Zarah Sultana and Jeremy Corbyn following a membership portal being created by Sultana, which Corbyn has since described as “unauthorised”.
By Patrick Keegan

‘Ghosted!’ the Hauntingly Hilarious Musical Explores Grief at Edinburgh Fringe Festival

Lyricist Makena Margolin discusses her interpretation of loss as her musical production ‘Ghosted!’ moves on from its Samuel Beckett Theatre debut in a conversation with Theatre Editor Catherine Furby.
By Catherine Furby

Aging like Fine Wine: Celebrating Old Films in New Times

Revisiting Ang Lee’s Sense and Sensibility and Stephen Frears’ My Beautiful Laundrette.
By Evie Doyle

Speak Like You Mean It: Notes on Censorship and Nerves at Trinity

Not censorship, but nerves. The danger isn’t debate, it’s the reflex to treat small slips like major harms and to swap curiosity for purity.
By Issy Walsh

Sa Tóir ar ár n-Oidhreacht Ghaelach ar an Eilean Sgitheanach

Déanann Fachtna Mac Conghail plé ar a dhein sé le teacht ar Ghàidhlig na hAlban Eocharfhocail: An Albain, Gàidhlig, Isle of Skye, Sgitheanach
By Fachtna Mac Conghail
Analysis

Uncovering Ireland’s Marine Mystery: Cold-water Corals

Contrary to popular belief, coral reefs aren't just a tropical phenomenon, writes Eleanor McMonagle
By Eleanor McMonagle