Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Photo of tag rugby team Naoise, with players posing for a group photo in a field. Emerald Warriors Formed in August 2003, the ...

Here is an author who bravely asks the question: what if a novel had no conflict? I’m not being entirely facetious; Jonathan Buckley’s 13th novel genuinely experiments with narrative expectations. The ...

Naoise Dolan’s 2020 debut, Exciting Times, is coming to TV screens – here’s why fans of Sally Rooney’s Normal People will want to tune in. No wonder the whole world is talking about it (especially ...

In case you've made enough banana bread, we have some choice cultural pickings to keep your brain busy for the next seven days... Culture 10 • 21 May 20 Listen: RTÉ Book Show: Exciting Times with ...

Using the lives of historical figures from ancient Greece to present day, historian Naoise Mac Sweeney interrogates the idea ...

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Naoise Dolan is on a Zoom call from Berlin to talk about her highly anticipated second novel The Happy Couple. Dolan’s adopted city, like her hometown Dublin, is in the midst of a housing crisis. “You ...

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is a poet, writer, and thinker whose work focuses on trauma, queerness, and social justice. They’re interested in the creativity of survival, the dismantling of hierarchies, and practicing ecological ...

‘Lifelines’ This year's overall Texaco Children's Art competition winner, was Naoise Hennessy, a 16-year-old transition year student at Coláiste Bhríde Carnew, who took home first prize in the senior ...