Culture €150,000 Allocated to Develop Artists' Workspaces in Donegal Town
Capital funding awarded under the national Artist Workspaces Scheme will assist Donegal County Council in creating dedicated creative spaces in Lurganboy.
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Culture Nicole Flattery Awarded 2026 Rooney Prize for Irish Literature as Prize Value Doubles
The Westmeath writer was honored at Trinity College Dublin during a ceremony celebrating the 50th anniversary of Ireland's oldest award for young authors.
Harry Styles Announces Two Croke Park Dublin Concerts for August 2027
The pop star will perform at Ireland's largest stadium as part of an expanded global tour, with organisers confirming dynamic ticket pricing will be excluded.
Minister Approves Tender Stage for National Library of Ireland West Wing Redevelopment
The Victorian-era West Wing on Kildare Street will open to the public for the first time, featuring a new visitor gallery, exhibition spaces, and an educational hub.
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Culture Stevie Wonder to Perform 'Songs in the Key of Life' at Dublin's 3Arena in November 2026
The 25-time Grammy winner will play his landmark 1976 album in full as part of a 50th anniversary tour.
Culture Children's Books Ireland Releases 2026 Reading Guide Spotlighting Local Authors and Illustrators
The annual initiative highlights over 100 Irish-created titles for young readers aged 0–18 as pupils return to classrooms across Ireland.
Culture Central Bank Announces Commemorative Coins Honouring U2 and Maeve Binchy
The Central Bank of Ireland will issue a €2 coin marking 50 years of U2 and a €15 silver proof coin celebrating author Maeve Binchy.
Culture Sinn Féin TD Calls for Permanent Return of 'Annals of Inisfallen' Manuscript to Ireland
Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire argues the 1,000-year-old medieval text should remain in Ireland as it goes on display at UCC on loan from Oxford University.
Culture Satirical Europop Musical 'Pretty Vacant' Tackles Dublin Housing and Gentrification
The Performance Corporation's new stage production set in the Liberties premieres at Tailors' Hall as part of the Dublin Fringe Festival.
Culture TG4 Launches Autumn 2026 Schedule Led by Return of Crime Drama CRÁ
The Irish-language broadcaster revealed its upcoming season in Galway, featuring new documentaries, live sports, and the second series of hit drama CRÁ.
Frontline Workers Honoured as Ireland Marks National Services Day 2026
Public parades, fleet displays, and commemorative ceremonies take place in Dublin, Cork, Galway, Kilkenny, Drogheda, and communities nationwide.
Culture State Centenary Commemoration Marks 1926 Dromcollogher Cinema Fire
Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Culture Minister Patrick O'Donovan lead national tributes in County Limerick to the 48 victims of one of Ireland's worst fire disasters.
Culture Former Irish Times Chief Art Critic Brian Fallon Dies Aged 93
Author, essayist, and long-serving critic Brian Fallon, who served as chief critic for The Irish Times for 35 years and shaped modern Irish arts journalism, has died.
Culture Early Medieval Ringfort and Bronze Age Flint Discovered in Dublin Drainage Project
Preparatory excavations for the Greater Dublin Drainage project in Abbotstown have revealed a medieval settlement enclosure and a prehistoric stone artifact.
Culture RTÉ and BBC Partner for New Five-Part Drama 'The Murder of Mr. Moonlight'
The series, adapted by screenwriter Malcolm Campbell from Catherine Fegan's book, centers on the disappearance and murder of Tipperary DJ Bobby Ryan.