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The brutally unforgiving – and brutally fair – contest to qualify for the Olympics
The Irish Times· 8 hours agoJust because you’re paranoid doesn’t mean the US Olympic trials aren’t out to get you. In the now-52...
Cocaine and Irish women: ‘I’m a wife. I’m a mother. I have a career. I’m a user’
The Irish Times· 8 hours agoEarlier this week the Health Research Board (HRB) revealed that, along with recording the highest...
Distinctively Irish, creatively modern: Roy Foster on Sarah Purser, the most successful portrait...
The Irish Times· 8 hours agoWilliam Orpen’s rambling and elegiac 1924 memoir of his Dublin youth, Stories of Old Ireland and...
600,000 people expected to attend events in capital
RTÉ News· 14 hours agoGardaí said they have plans in place for what has been described as an extraordinary policing event. The annual Pride Parade, four GAA quarter-finals in...
France's election stokes far-right linked violence
Reuters· 22 hours agoWhen a Green party activist was headbutted in the street, his attackers told him there was more to come when the far right's Jordan Bardella wins...
Patti Smith at Vicar Street review: Set is as sweet as it is snarling, with desperate yet unhurried...
The Irish Times· 1 day ago“I am happy to say I am Patti Smith,” Patti Smith wryly states, as she greets the audience on the...
Former US Vice President selects Mayo native to partake in prestigious project - news - Western...
Western People· 1 day agoTwenty-Seven-year-old, Luke Gibbons from Claremorris has been selected to represent Ireland as a...
Political risk aversion rubs its eyes: Mike Dolan
Reuters· 1 day agoIf greater political uncertainty necessarily begets higher financial volatility, world markets are still half asleep - but the alarm clock may be set nonetheless. With a blizzard of political ...
Community of Joyce scholars grapples with accusations of misogyny and harassment claims
The Irish Times· 1 day agoThe international community of James Joyce scholars is small, tight-knit and collegial. This group...
Joyce scholar asked to leave Glasgow academic conference over inappropriate behaviour
The Irish Times· 1 day agoOne of the world’s foremost James Joyce scholars was formally asked to leave a prestigious academic...