Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media

Forensic accountants are ‘the rottweilers’ of the accountancy profession and have wide powers to view documents and interview witnesses

It is not uncommon for signs at either end of a street to disagree about the name of that street

Irish Museum of Modern Art in talks with arts department over proposal to locate gallery in old garda barracks in Ballina, Co Mayo

Greatest impact felt in popular destinations where much capacity is taken up by State contracts to house refugees

Support was buttressed by support from Independents after Government accommodated a range of demands

Cork City Council granted planning for the project on Wednesday, which will see the gallery modernised

Council chief Owen Keegan expressed concerns at design, which would have made Abbey one of Dublin’s tallest buildings

National tourism development authority says key tourism destinations like Donegal have lost over 50% of their accommodation

Promotion of Irish artists hampered by tensions between cultural diplomacy and opaque State patronage

Documents shed new light on controversial payments made to the Abbey’s former co-directors

Each department replied following a review of vacant properties under their remit

Planning minister Peter Burke says regulatory control to become operational by early 2023

Ceremony at Béal na Bláth will mark 100th anniversary of revolutionary leader

Artists will get €250 a week in pilot scheme but many want to see it extended to all

Founder Dave Reid believes there should be mental health support for this sector like any other

Package worth €150 million will benefit 1,900 clubs and schools

Ministers want clearer understanding of costs and benefits before backing joint bid

A showcase of Irish art and design brought a fleeting moment of unity before the Civil War

Two Government departments offered funding for facility amid closure threat, Dáil hears

Trial of four men over alleged breaches of Covid-19 regulations continues

Publication was upbeat and optimistic, galvanising support for new political realities

Christy Moore and The Coronas among acts forced to reschedule due to restrictions

December 6th to 12th, 2021: The best of the week’s culture events, right around Ireland

Cost estimate for joint proposal with UK presented to Public Accounts Committee

Negotiations behind the foundation of the Irish State are staged at the NCH

Head company Meta ‘knowingly stood by’ as site caused ‘untold damage’ to girls – campaigners

New guidelines on next phase of reopening for hospitality have led to some confusion

Government forced to defend requirements for live music and late-night hospitality over weekend

Bullying, harassment, humiliation and sexual assault ‘likely to be accepted norms’

Despite Government’s big spend, we could be waiting awhile for the big spenders to return

Descendants of those involved in 1921 talks in London also to speak at UCC

Seen & heard: sharing construction costs; Janssen expansion; PwC backs Donohoe

Some 100 years ago TDs made the most important choice in the history of Irish State

Ruth McGowan, the festival’s director, hopes the city’s reopening is a portal to somewhere new

Seen and heard: new rules for AirBnB hosts, more funding for LDA, Gym Covid passes

Intent of regulations was clear, even if technicalities provide an escape clause

Residents in Carraroe in the Connemara Gaeltacht love their language, pure and simple

Live gigs and concerts not yet permitted in pubs, restaurants or hotels

Tánaiste’s announcement dashes sector hopes of back to business at an earlier date

Tánaiste said events ‘clearly planned’ using platforms and asked companies to do more