Ireland
Ireland's basic income scheme for artists is being made permanent. Would it work in the UK?
Ireland's basic income scheme for artists is being made permanent. Would it work in the UK?
A study has found that for every €1 spent on the Basic Income for Artists scheme, €1.39 was made back
For Those I Love: 'I totally understand why people in Ireland feel so disheartened'
For Those I Love: 'I totally understand why people in Ireland feel so disheartened'
The first-ever World Vacant Homes Day is putting focus on bringing empty homes back into use
The first-ever World Vacant Homes Day is putting focus on bringing empty homes back into use
The Omagh Bombing Inquiry is harrowing – but we all need to listen. Here's why
The Omagh Bombing Inquiry is harrowing – but we all need to listen. Here's why
'Don’t judge the person you’re playing': Say Nothing actor Josh Finan on playing Gerry Adams
'Don’t judge the person you’re playing': Say Nothing actor Josh Finan on playing Gerry Adams
Hip-hop pioneers Kneecap on peace, Super Noodles and bringing Irish into the modern day
Hip-hop pioneers Kneecap on peace, Super Noodles and bringing Irish into the modern day
The Woman In The Wall: What is the true story of Ireland's Magdalene Laundries?
The Woman In The Wall: What is the true story of Ireland's Magdalene Laundries?
How Sinéad O’Connor risked it all to speak truth to power – and inspired a new generation
How Sinéad O’Connor risked it all to speak truth to power – and inspired a new generation
Change is coming in Ireland. We need to pay attention
Change is coming in Ireland. We need to pay attention
God's Creatures: Paul Mescal flexes his brogue in artfully bleak Irish family drama
God's Creatures: Paul Mescal flexes his brogue in artfully bleak Irish family drama
The Speculations of Country People review: Majella Kelly's poems of desire
The Speculations of Country People review: Majella Kelly's poems of desire
The Wonder: Florence Pugh nourishes the soul as a nurse in 19th-century Ireland
The Wonder: Florence Pugh nourishes the soul as a nurse in 19th-century Ireland
Ardal O'Hanlon: 'As a writer, you want to look into the abyss'
Ardal O'Hanlon: 'As a writer, you want to look into the abyss'
In a time of growing poverty, there is no reason to also foster a poverty of creativity
In a time of growing poverty, there is no reason to also foster a poverty of creativity
Oliver Jeffers: 'Patriotism is suspect, but I can get behind cultures'
