36 h. ago John Small the latest from Dublin’s gilded generation to call time on intercounty career

John Small the latest from Dublin’s gilded generation to call time on intercounty career  The Irish Times

Politics

42 h. ago My Right Foot, at Dublin Theatre Festival, is a masterclass in humour, honesty and resilience

My Right Foot, at Dublin Theatre Festival, is a masterclass in humour, honesty and resilience  The Irish Times

Culture

61 h. ago Dublin Theatre Festival: The female body as a site of protest art in what is the opposite of a strip show

Dublin Theatre Festival: The female body as a site of protest art in what is the opposite of a strip show  Irish Independent

Culture

64 h. ago Dublin Jack, at Dublin Theatre Festival, looks behind sexual scandal to expose hypocrisy

Dublin Jack, at Dublin Theatre Festival, looks behind sexual scandal to expose hypocrisy  The Irish Times

Culture

67 h. ago Be Careful, at Dublin Theatre Festival, is unflinching, sharp and in your face

Be Careful, at Dublin Theatre Festival, is unflinching, sharp and in your face  The Irish Times

Culture

3 d. ago Dublin Theatre Festival: Drama explores 1980s Ireland and the secrets swept under the carpet

Dublin Theatre Festival: Drama explores 1980s Ireland and the secrets swept under the carpet  The Irish Independent

Events

3 d. ago Bán, at Dublin Theatre Festival, is a brave, brilliantly acted ensemble piece

Bán, at Dublin Theatre Festival, is a brave, brilliantly acted ensemble piece  The Irish Times

Culture

4 d. ago Leaves, at Dublin Theatre Festival, reflects on care, growth, death and intelligence of nature

Leaves, at Dublin Theatre Festival, reflects on care, growth, death and intelligence of nature  The Irish Times

Events

7 d. ago Dublin Theatre Festival: Katriona O’Sullivan’s story of triumph over adversity makes a triumphant show

Dublin Theatre Festival: Katriona O’Sullivan’s story of triumph over adversity makes a triumphant show  The Irish Independent

Culture

7 d. ago Poor, at Dublin Theatre Festival, is a show destined to keep returning and keep selling out

Poor, at Dublin Theatre Festival, is a show destined to keep returning and keep selling out  The Irish Times

Culture

8 d. ago Dublin Theatre Festival: A sensational version of Oedipus carries the day in Abbey Theatre double bill

Dublin Theatre Festival: A sensational version of Oedipus carries the day in Abbey Theatre double bill  The Irish Independent

Culture

8 d. ago The God and His Daughter, at Dublin Theatre Festival, has plenty of classical lamentation but not enough Marina Carr

The God and His Daughter, at Dublin Theatre Festival, has plenty of classical lamentation but not enough Marina Carr  The Irish Times

Culture

8 d. ago Marina Carr’s The Boy, at Dublin Theatre Festival, asks us to look unflinchingly at the world we have made

Marina Carr’s The Boy, at Dublin Theatre Festival, asks us to look unflinchingly at the world we have made  The Irish Times

Culture

9 d. ago The Quiet Man, at Dublin Theatre Festival, gets bogged down as it tries some reverse Paddywhackery

The Quiet Man, at Dublin Theatre Festival, gets bogged down as it tries some reverse Paddywhackery  The Irish Times

Culture

1 week ago I Fall Down, at Dublin Theatre Festival, is joyful, considered and very funny

I Fall Down, at Dublin Theatre Festival, is joyful, considered and very funny  The Irish Times

Culture

1 week ago Playwright Carys D Coburn on Bán: ‘Can we be real to one another and be family? Often the answer is no’

Dublin Theatre Festival 2025: Coburn’s prowess is in addressing the space between what we say and what we know

Events

2 w. ago This Hamlet, Dublin Theatre Festival’s opening show, is both deeply serious and a riot of fun

This Hamlet, Dublin Theatre Festival’s opening show, is both deeply serious and a riot of fun  The Irish Times

Culture

2 w. ago This Hamlet, the opening show of Dublin Theatre Festival 2025, is both deeply serious and a riot of fun

This Hamlet, the opening show of Dublin Theatre Festival 2025, is both deeply serious and a riot of fun  The Irish Times

Culture

2 w. ago ‘Our generation are wondering if they should just give up’ – teacher forced to leave career he ‘loved’ to afford renting in Dublin

‘Our generation are wondering if they should just give up’ – teacher forced to leave career he ‘loved’ to afford renting in Dublin  The Irish Independent

Society

2 w. ago ‘Stressful situation’ – teacher forced to leave career he ‘loved’ to afford renting in Dublin

‘Stressful situation’ – teacher forced to leave career he ‘loved’ to afford renting in Dublin  The Irish Independent

Society