Tuesday 21 September, 2021
It was announced yesterday that the Government is working with other agencies to prepare for the possible need of temporary mortuary facilities.
From Iranian installations to environmentally friendly fine art.
Irish art fans are spoiled for choice this week.
We spoke to the director of the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) about how it thought outside the box to bring in more money.
A poem from this year’s Hennessy Awards Winner for Emerging Poetry, Una Mannion.
The showcase weekend for the capital’s galleries is set to take place between 25 and 27 November.
The action was carried out as a matter of security rather than censorship.
The unit, which will hopefully be donated to a family in Cork, has now been completed.
New claims of a meeting between the Taoiseach and John McNulty in June have been dismissed this evening.
The Arts Minister was questioned on the issue in the Seanad this evening.
Minister of State for Skills Damien English says that it’s a party matter.
Mick Wallace said people are sick with ‘cronyism in Irish politics’.
The Taoiseach is this evening facing his parliamentary party for the first time since the John McNulty controversy broke.
Enda Kenny faced more questions today on the circumstances surrounding John McNulty’s appointment to a state board.
The Minister for Arts also said that McNulty wasn’t a Seanad candidate when she appointed him to the board of IMMA.
Meanwhile, Brendan Howlin has announced changes to the way state board appointments are made today.
Micheál Martin believes “very fundamental questions” still need to be answered.
Plus: How many pigs are there in Ireland?
The opposition claim that the controversy is growing ‘shabbier by the day’.
The Taoiseach has said he takes full responsibility for the controversy surrounding John McNulty’s nomination to the Seanad.
Meanwhile, Finance Minister Michael Noonan has sought to play down the John McNulty controversy today.
The controversy surrounding Fine Gael’s nominee for the upper house is rumbling on today.
John McNulty was appointed to a state board days before Fine Gael nominated him for the Seanad.
Analysis: What should have been a routine filling of a Seanad vacancy has turned into a a bit of a mess for the government party.
John McNulty was appointed to the board of the Irish Museum of Modern Art days before he was nominated for the vacant Seanad seat.
Be still our beating nineties hearts.
The story of four charming men.
Blur will play at Imma in Dublin on 1 August.
Tales of grave robbing, boxing fights and destroyed high crosses are all shared during a visit to Bully’s Acre, which is normally closed to the public.
Iconic Irish artist Dorothy Cross says the debate on the economic value of the arts is a moot point.
Which places around the country drew the most visitors last year? And does this vintage photo give you a clue?
Chardonnay, ENGLISH tea bags and subdued lighting. That’s what New Order are demanding when they visit Dublin for Forbidden Fruit this weekend…
Ross Keane moves into the hot seat as current IFI head goes to IMMA.
The Royal Hospital Kilmainham is to see music royalty return for momentous gig.
Manchester icons New Order will headline the June event alongside Leftfield, Wilco and James Vincent McMorrow.
Mary Hanafin welcomes BoI’s move, saying works will not be lost to public view after all.
