Events Events Galway International Arts Festival in 2022: Experience extraordinary Galway city is coming alive next year for its annual arts festival and will feature music acts like Sinéad O'Connor, new theatre, opera, visual arts and much more.
Craic Craic You'll be moved to tears by this 10-year-old autistic Irish girl singing "Hallelujah" Kaylee Rogers' powerful rendition of Leonard Cohen's 'Hallelujah' in 2016 remains a sensation years later.
History History Remembering Patrick Kavanagh's 'On Raglan Road' on the anniversary of his death How Irish poet Patrick Kavanagh and The Dubliner's frontman Luke Kelly came together for the famous Dublin ballad On Raglan Road.
Craic Craic These Christmas classic songs should not be listened to while driving, according to new research Christmas music and driving don't mix says a study linking some holiday tunes to more aggressive driving.
Events Events TUNE IN: Live musical performances from Dingle, Co Kerry today! Other Voices Twenty (Fiche Bliain Ag Fás) is hosting four free live-stream musical events from Ireland this November 25 - 28.
Niall O'Dowd Niall O'Dowd Paul McCartney's Irish heritage helped frame his new book Editor Paul Muldoon reveals how he and Paul McCartney clicked over their shared Irish heritage while compiling "The Lyrics: 1956 to the Present."
Other Writers Other Writers Storyteller, songwriter and musician Oliver O’Connell remembers it all Lisdoonvarna native Oliver O'Connell has packed a lifetime of stories and experiences into a unique new autobiography.
Entertainment Entertainment Garth Brooks miraculously gets five dates at Croke Park, Dublin Brooks previously said that it was a "miracle" to sell out five nights at Croke Park in 2014 and said that would be impossible to do so again.
Entertainment Entertainment Niall Horan stress about fan’s safety a stark reminder following Astroworld tragedy "Your security is my responsibility." Mullingar star's words from 2018 in Argentina resonate after nine killed at Travis Scott concert.
History History How The Fields of Athenry became Ireland’s most famous song Springing up at sporting events and all the way to pub sessions and folk music festivals, The Fields of Athenry has become Ireland's calling card.
