Results for: com toibin

Memoir and music collide as Bono faces mortality and finds renewed purpose
Entertainment 3 weeks ago

Memoir and music collide as Bono faces mortality and finds renewed purpose

By: Tony Clayton-Lea

How the novel Murphy set the stage for Beckett’s bleak genius
Culture 2 months ago

How the novel Murphy set the stage for Beckett’s bleak genius

By: Mal Rogers

Belfast Book Festival promises big things for its fifteenth year
Culture 2 months ago

Belfast Book Festival promises big things for its fifteenth year

By: James Conor Patterson

Test your family and friends with our Christmas Day quiz
Life & Style 5 months ago

Test your family and friends with our Christmas Day quiz

By: Irish Post

Literary treats for Christmas - and beyond
Culture 5 months ago

Literary treats for Christmas - and beyond

By: Fiona Audley

Author Michael Magee wins John McGahern Prize
Culture 9 months ago

Author Michael Magee wins John McGahern Prize

By: Fiona Audley

Government defeated over referendums to amend references to family and care in constitution
News 1 year ago

Government defeated over referendums to amend references to family and care in constitution

By: Gerard Donaghy

Micheál Martin one of many names to slam plans to rename Páirc Uí Chaoimh
Sport 1 year ago

Micheál Martin one of many names to slam plans to rename Páirc Uí Chaoimh

By: Conor O'Donoghue

TOP READS: These 13 Irish books offer something for everyone this festive season
Culture 1 year ago

TOP READS: These 13 Irish books offer something for everyone this festive season

By: Fiona Audley

A county by county guide across the island
Travel 1 year ago

A county by county guide across the island

By: Mal Rogers

New film celebrating life and work of Caroline Aherne released for Christmas
Entertainment 1 year ago

New film celebrating life and work of Caroline Aherne released for Christmas

By: Fiona Audley

Four Irish authors nominated for the Booker longlist
News 1 year ago

Four Irish authors nominated for the Booker longlist

By: Nick Bramhill

'Moving’ vigil held to remember 400 homeless people who have died in Dublin
News 1 year ago

'Moving’ vigil held to remember 400 homeless people who have died in Dublin

By: Fiona Audley

'Fire could have killed me': Arson attack targeting Aontú member treated as sectarian hate crime
News 1 year ago

'Fire could have killed me': Arson attack targeting Aontú member treated as sectarian hate crime

By: Gerard Donaghy

Ten minutes with writer Margaret Connor
Entertainment 2 years ago

Ten minutes with writer Margaret Connor

By: Irish Post