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National Museums NI’s Ulster American Folk Park has introduced a new exhibition.

What seems to unite almost all modern Irish writing is an urge to witness and describe what has for so long been sidelined, marginalized or oppressed, whether that be people, places, opinions or even nations.

On attending the Hume Foundation event in North Belfast last week, little did I think in parking my car that thirty minutes or so later a van would be parked close by to set off a security alert.

The 2022 Campus Book Festival kicks off tomorrow, Wednesday, March 23, in the morning at the University of Malta Quadrangle. Students and the general public wil

THE role of women in political life and in the evangelical Protestant tradition will be highlighted during events at the MAC theatre in Belfast over the weekend.

St Patrick’s Week 2022: Not everyone has a book in them, but every Irish county does

A round-up of the latest literary news and a preview of Saturday’s book pages

IF you think 'What can the arts do?' in the face of the horror that is the Russian invasion of Ukraine, an answer has come with the Writers For Ukraine Red Cross fundraiser at the Lyric Theatre.

Standing in solidarity with their peers in Ukraine, local writers are coming together on Sunday March 6 at 8:30pm at the Lyric Theatre to read excerpts from contemporary Ukrainian works.

A preview of Saturday’s books pages and a round-up of the latest literary news