A unique music festival will see great music played in unusual venues this week
The Great Music in Irish Houses festival is going into its 49th year.
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The Great Music in Irish Houses festival is going into its 49th year.
The Australian has made landmark changes in Irish rugby since arriving in 2014.
After the worst calendar year since 1958, the former Leinster boss will assess his own performance ahead of an Australian Rugby Union review.
The 29-year-old recorded an eight-under par 64 in the third round of the Memorial tournament on Saturday.
The fall is particularly marked among women.
It’s something a lot of us are afraid of.
It’s detailed in a report from the Policing Authority.
Am dram societies play a vital role in communities around Ireland.
We’ve had a look through the programme and picked some of the best shows.
Silence that inner giraffe – or whoever tells you to stay quiet.
Veteran theatre actress Eleanor Methven talks to us about her new role, Waking the Feminists, and women on stage.
Meet Celine Byrne, who tells us about life as a soprano.
16 students sustained minor injuries in the fall.
RTÉ said the real winner was… itself.
An Irish play tackles drug use head on.
The 24-year-old centre was named man of the match after the inter-pro clash at the RDS.
Reviews of services have found that significant progress has been made at University Hospital Galway.
Ireland international wing Fergus McFadden is in no doubt that Schmidt has already achieved that goal.
If an artist’s intellectual disability informs your opinion of their work, then you’re missing the point – and missing out.
It’s Culture Night tomorrow– and here’s our guide to what’s happening around the country.
Dance, theatre, or zombies? We help you decide.
The DkIT Ceol Oirghialla Traditional Music Ensemble will be performing at the ISME World Conference in Brazil.
The rapper has been getting some backlash for the suspicious disguise.
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The Australian World Cup winner provides some insight into how coaches set the standards for their players.
The displays of Seamus Coleman and Shane Long were singled out for praise.
We’d like to know what you think…
Photographer Aidan Kelly will mentor the photographers at axis Ballymun.
The Donegal coach confirmed to Highland Radio that the Scottish club’s flexibility was a vital factor in taking up his new job.
How is Ireland doing? The Government has launched a pilot performance measurement website Ireland Stat to answer that question.
While Conor Murray was named as the sponsor’s man of the match, Paul O’Connell put in a 60-minute masterclass.
Prosecutors have launched a probe into whether the musical is offensive to devout Christians.
Do it with poetry and wit… at the ABSOLUT Fringe 2012 festival. (We’ll tell you ours if you tell us yours…)
A troupe performing at ABSOLUT Fringe in Dublin next month have given TheJournal.ie a behind-the-scenes peek at the work that goes into hitting the heights (but not the ceiling).
The voluntary code introduces new ‘amp-free zones’ and sets out how near performers can be to businesses.
The changes in performance management were announced by Minister Howlin this week.
The company hasn’t suffered a quarterly loss in 20 years – but it looks like it will this quarter. What is the reason behind this?