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Lost for Words

Work.txt review: This actorless show turns its put-upon audience into the cast

By Rebecca Daly

Dublin Fringe Festival 2023: Cleverly put-together production highlights harsh realities of modern working life

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Clash at the Quays! review: a rowdy night of hip-hop and wrestling

By Rebecca Daly

Dublin Fringe Festival 2023: Blending hip-hop and wrestling is a winning combination in this show full of pageantry

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I took two weeks off work to visit 10 cities by train – here’s how to do it

By Rebecca Daly

Interrailing allows you to customise your itinerary around your individual needs and wants

Gubu, episode eight: remembering 1982 and the ‘air of menace’ in Irish politics

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GUBU is a podcast series from The Irish Times about a series of crimes that rocked 1980s Ireland

Polycystic ovarian syndrome: ‘There’s more information on outer space than there is on the reproductive system of a female’

By Rebecca Daly

PCOS is a common, and often painful, condition affecting one in five women of childbearing age that has no cure but there are treatment options

‘There are all types of queer people, and they deserve to have their stories told’

By Tara Brady

Georgia Oakley was inspired to make Blue Jean when lesbian protesters abseiled into the House of Lords to protest Section 28

Blue Jean: An elegantly structured film composed of clever, delicate movements

By Tara Brady

Georgia Oakley’s debut feature is as restrained as Rosy McEwen’s excellent performance

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Oliver Cromwell Is Really Very Sorry review: This barnstorming musical deserves to run and run

By Donald Clarke

Dublin Fringe Festival 2022: Xnthony’s hilarious, deceptively angry marvel smuggles polemic into its comic show-stoppers

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Sorcha Richardson: Smiling Like an Idiot — a superior second album in every way

By Éamon Sweeney

Accomplished new record from the Dalkey singer is peppered with Dublin references

Gubu, episode seven: The trial

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Final instalment of podcast series exploring an infamous 1980s crime spree

Gubu, episode six: The fallout

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A podcast series from The Irish Times

Gubu, episode five: The arrest

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Episode five of a new podcast from The Irish Times

Gubu, episode four: The hunt

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True crime podcast series by Political Correspondent Harry McGee

Gubu, episode three: The Taoiseach and the murderer

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Gubu is a podcast series about a killing spree that shocked 1980s Ireland

Gubu, episode two: Macarthur kills again

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Gubu is a seven-part podcast about a crime spree that shocked 1980s Ireland

Gubu, episode one: The murder of Bridie Gargan

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Gubu is a seven-part podcast about a crime spree that shocked 1980s Ireland

Gubu: Listen to the trailer of a new podcast

By Harry McGee

A crime spree that shocked 1980s Ireland

Cathal Coughlan obituary: Singer and songwriter who never stopped exploring musical frontiers

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Microdisney and Fatima Mansions singer single-mindedly pursued new horizons and leaves vast legacy of songs

Saint Etienne: I’ve Been Trying to Tell You review – Emotional time travel

By Siobhán Kane

Their first sample-driven album since 1993 is a contemplative, immersive diamond

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Seamus Deane, leading Irish writer and critic, has died aged 81

By Martin Doyle

Derry author best known for Reading in the Dark and Field Day Anthology of Irish Literature

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Sorcha Richardson: First Prize Bravery review – A riveting debut

By Eamon Sweeney

Singer’s stint in Brooklyn gave maturity shown in her melding of folk rock and pop

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