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Dennis Francis befriended the former Knoxvillian in the early 1970s while tending bar.

Maurice Girodias was the most daring avant-garde publisher in English of the post-war era. His Paris-based Olympia Press took on Samuel Beckett at a time when no British publisher wanted him, Vladimir Nabokov when Lolita was considered unprintable, William Burroughs when The Naked Lunch was regarded as obscenely incomprehensible, The Ginger Man by J.P. Donleavy,

Whispers within the halls of Leinster House suggest Taoiseach, Simon Coveney and Paschal Donohoe are already planning their exit strategies

Defense against tyranny

We looked back at memorable kids books from our childhood, some bonafide classics, and everything in between to find famous titles that mention foods, categories of food, and meals.

This was the naughtiest thing I read in my youth, writes Melanie Reid, but now this story of a drunken wife-beater and womaniser feels almost unreadable

Quigley's work with the Dublin Globe Theatre breathed fresh life into Irish drama

New owners of The Washington Tavern in Albany are looking for a new operator, and 550 Waterfront by Druthers is opening for the season

Ireland’s most festival pub has pulled out all the stops to beat the energy crisis.

J.P. Donleavy, the Irish American novelist and playwright who penned The Ginger Man, which was initially turned away by over 45 publishers for its sexual obscenity but eventually sold more than 45 million copies and became considered a modern cult classic, died on September 11 in a hospital near his Mullingar, Co. Westmeath home. He