Actor Ralph Fiennes delivered a reading of TS Eliot’s Four Quartets at Dublin’s Abbey Theatre this afternoon at the annual ...

It might be more rewarding to revisit a childhood memory, or follow a family-member through time, as Seamus Heaney does in Digging, skipping through the decades in a single line, when his father ...

Adrian Frazier’s no-holds-barred biography of the American-born Irish poet acknowledges the cost of a life turned ‘into the ...

New Mexico would make new investments in early childhood education, pilot projects to recycle oil-fracking water, and expand treatment for drug addiction and mental health disorders under a new ...

We were fucked. But then—like a dream, like a magic fish bone—word arrived from Belfast that Seamus and Marie Heaney were coming down for the event, and that Seamus would write a poem.

You can check out at any time. More info Seamus Coleman proved he was a man of his word when he met an Everton superfan who had travelled from Australia for the Merseyside Derby, only for the game ...

Everton captain Seamus Coleman sent a heart-warming message to a young Australian fan who missed the Merseyside derby, as it was called off due to severe weather warnings. Mackenzie Kinsella ...

Donal Magner, author of ‘Why Forests? Why Wood? The Case for Multipurpose Forestry in an Uncertain Climate’. Author and forester Donal Magner's follow up book to ‘Stopping by Woods ...

Much of the previous literature on the intergenerational effects of ACEs is limited by small sample sizes from a single health system, city, or state. To our knowledge, only one previous study ...

His controversial memoir, which was released in January 2023, has become the most traded-in biography for the second year running, according to We Buy Books. A spokesman for the website ...

Mid-November marked a year since Stoke-on-Trent boxer Nathan Heaney beat Denzel Bentley to win the British Middleweight Championship. He recently announced his next fight would take place at ...

In the final episode of their series, Colin and Clare arrive at Muriel Spark, who would never have considered herself a satirist though her writing was as bitingly satirical as any 20th-century ...