Culture
- Podcast of the Week: Wild Thing
- Tractor shed or landmark of Irish modernism?
- New artist of the week: Hobo Johnson & the Lovemakers
- Lady Gaga: Our New VBF
- This Album Changed My Life: Alice Coltrane – Journey In Satchidananda (1971)
- Why I’m a big fan of mini royals and aristobrats
- Art in Focus: The Village Funeral by Daniel MacDonald
- Joe Duffy’s Educate Together spat is pure Liveline panto
- The Times We Lived In: They’re in the Army now
- Something in the water: what makes Icelandic music so creative?
- The Vogue review: Secrets unearthed in shadowy grandeur
- The House on Vesper Sands: a delicately and skilfully crafted Victorian thriller
- In praise of older books: Housekeeping by Marilynne Robinson (1980)
- The Guilty Feminist: Fifth-wave feminism from an unlikely torchbearer
- Eimar O’Duffy: the forgotten Irish author with a phantasmagorical vision
- What We’re Teaching Our Sons review: Lessons from our fathers
- Killing Commendatore review: a Japanese Gatsby in a subconscious Wonderland
- Poetry round-up: Kate Tempest, the phenomenon, is back
- Ambition and Achievement by Fergal MacCabe: Rescuing architect Frank Gibney
- The bird man of Tacumshin
- Poem of the week: The Sitting by John Kelly
- Frank McDonald: ‘It took me years to accept who I am' I’m still working on it’
- Unsheltered: Intertwined narratives connect the 1870s to Trump era
- ‘Touch Me Not’: ‘We want you to question preconceived ideas about intimacy, sexuality, body’
- Linda Anderson’s Cuckoo: a timely reissue
- The Scottish Clearances: A History of the Dispossessed review
- From Borat to O Brother, Where Art Thou?: The presidential candidates’ cultural lives
- Angry white men: Michael Moore takes on Donald Trump
- Motherfoclóir, Brexit and the birth of my daughter
- ‘A broken engagement and murderous revenge on Eyre Square’
Monday, 20 May 2019