Three months later, “the Irish Judas” was executed in a shed in the yard of Pentonville Prison. Apparently it was quite a ...
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Rasputin and the Downfall of the Romanovs by Antony Beevor: perhaps a mirror for our troubled times
A dual examination of the decline of imperial Russia and the backdrop against which Rasputin’s influence was enabled ...
In professional terms, HH could be considered a bittersweet melange of Brian Clough’s genius and José Mourinho’s ...
John O’Donnell has published five volumes of poetry, most recently Sunlight: New and Selected Poems (Dedalus Press). His ...
The singer, an artist for the ages, on living with grief, attending the Oscars and enjoying ‘that mad, loony energy of the Irish’ ...
Under Friday night lights, Manchester United stumbled. A day to remember for Harry Maguire became one of regret when he was ...
During an imperial career from 1983 until 1987, The Smiths reigned supreme as the most revered British band since The Beatles. The cultural impact of the Mancunian-Irish quartet was remarkable. In ...
The Spilt Milk, Walsh Sisters and House of Guinness star on experimental theatre, moving to London and working with Marian Keyes ...
But the story of a UFO sighting in Meath 1,300 years ago, and its subsequent embellishment in many retellings, is no less ...
The award-winning US author ‘refused to write historically’, but Kin, her new novel, is set in the 1960s. She explains why ...
Author’s descriptive talent and prose anchor the story in place, a vast sheep station in remote Western Australia ...
Acclaimed author Brandon Taylor’s new novel is less romance novel and more dissection of art in the age of identity politics ...
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