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Pure theatricality of adaptation doesn’t quite compensate for the original’s dated quality

For the weekend that’s in it.

As a child, the Guardian and Observer writer – who died last year – often fantasised about her own ‘big death scene’. Then a terminal cancer diagnosis made things all too real

Unique. A one-off.

Patrick Kavanagh's On Raglan Road is the stuff of legend. Irish poet Patrick Kavanagh died on November 30, 1967. Here, we remember how he and The Dubiner's frontman Luke Kelly came together to create one of Ireland's most beloved ballads, 'On Raglan Road.'

Nomad Theatre Network and Livin’ Dred Theatre present a re-imagined production of the well-loved Irish play, Tarry Flynn, touring to venues around the cou...

Welcome to The Hill’s Morning Report. It is Friday! We get you up to speed on the most important developments in politics and policy, plus trends to watch.

Hubble successor is a next-generation infrared telescope, says researcher Patrick Kavanagh

Dublin’s Wren Urban Nest claims to be Europe’s most sustainable city centre hotel. Andrew Wade explores the  low carbon innovations that have made this possible.

Nomad Theatre Network and Livin’ Dred Theatre present a re-imagined production of the well-loved Irish play, Tarry Flynn, comes to the...