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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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Sorcha Richardson: ‘You learn the hard way that there’s validity in your own ideas’

By Shilpa Ganatra

the singer's promising debut album follows years of ‘swimming upstream’ in New York

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A weekly email from our star chefs featuring the latest recipes and seasonal eating ideas Each week we’ll send you an exclusive newsletter from our star food writers. We’ll also send you the latest recipes from our star chefs, stand-out food features and seasonal eating inspiration, plus restaurant reviews from Grace Dent. Sign up below to start receiving the best of our culinary journalism in one mouth-watering week

Atlantic Podcast: The Unsolved Mystery of Peter Bergmann, Episode 3: The Black Notice

By Rosita Boland

In Episode 3 of the new Irish Times original podcast, Senior Features Writer Rosita Boland wonders whether a decade-long mystery will ever be solved

Atlantic Podcast: The Unsolved Mystery of Peter Bergmann, Episode 2: The Golden Man

By Rosita Boland

In Part 2 of an Irish Times original podcast, Senior Features Writer Rosita Boland reveals more hidden secrets about the man who came to Sligo to disappear

Atlantic Podcast: The Unsolved Mystery of Peter Bergmann, Episode 1: Land of Heart’s Desire

By Rosita Boland

In a new Irish Times original podcast, Senior Features Writer Rosita Boland explores in detail the decade-long mystery of a man who came to Sligo to disappear

50 amazing places to stay around Ireland

By Darragh Geraghty, Sandra O'Connell, Jo Linehan

Sea, city or wilderness, and for history lovers, romance, families or groups

Caravaggio: the heart of the story

By Ruth McKee

Why does some art endure? Ruth McKee asks fellow writers Nuala O’Connor and Alan McMonagle about the power of a good story, which like true love will never die

Caravaggio: painting's bad boy rock star comes to Dublin

By Aidan Dunne

Caravaggio was tetchy and combative, quick to take offence and always ready for a fight. That energy pours from the works in a new show at the National Gallery of Ireland

Capping rents and the housing crisis

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Letters to the Editor

Brian Fallon: A self-made critic

By Eileen Battersby

Critics are rarely loved: in fact, it is widely believed they are a power-crazed, agenda-driven, score-settling irrelevance