Magazine
No Laughing Matter
Why the struggles facing women in comedy are very real, very important and not funny at all.
A Drama Project and Direct Provision
On the stage of the Abbey, a group of young asylum seekers got a chance to tell their story.
Eoghan Murphy’s Law
Eoghan Murphy is the man behind Varadkar's rise. But is there substance behind the style?
Stranded in Strandhill for Reading Week
A jaunt around Ireland didn't go as planned, as Storm Emma trapped Ciannait Khan in Sligo.
The Irish Crafts Hanging by a Thread
We talk to the taxidermists, basket-makers and puppeteers plying trades that belong to a different century.
Diarmuid Lyng’s Competing Cultures
Former Wexford hurler Diarmuid Lyng has never been afraid to go against the grain. He talks about his battle to reclaim his identity.
A Dying Industry
If death is a business, it's still booming. But we talk to the undertakers worried about the future.
What Richard Did Next
For years, Richard Bullick was the brains behind the Democratic Unionist Party. Then power sharing collapsed.
Caught in the Californian Desert
An unorthodox road trip through California offered an adventure into the countryside and encounters with interesting characters.
The Rise and Fall of Ireland’s Big Houses
Róisín Power follows an old map of Ireland's ancient estates – and uncovers a forgotten history.