Top Irish authors contribute to new book to help adult literacy
Publication in plain English marks 40 years of the National Adult Literacy Agency (NALA)
Missed milestone: How will schools mark their pupils’ final days?
Schools are planning virtual graduation celebrations for their sixth class students
Covid-19: Calls to let sixth class students say their goodbyes
Celebrities join campaign to send messages to pupils missing out on the end of primary school
‘The Bad Times’: Visualising the Famine in a graphic novel
Unfolding tragedy of 19th-century Ireland is seen through the eyes of three children
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An Afghan family fleeing the Taliban in the 1990s take refuge on an endless train journey
Older actors strike back against an ageist system
The Prime project helps older actors to get on top of cyber auditions and to get ahead in a notoriously ageist industry
Enter the Shamrock: Hong Kong hosts Film Ireland showcase
John Carney’s Sing Street strikes a chord as part of Hong Kong and Macau Irish Festival
Michael O’Brien: the reluctant publisher who ‘doesn’t tell lies’
The O’Brien Press is 40. In that time, its founder has broken a lot of ground, from true crime to children’s books
Remembering my grandmother: ‘She understood a child’s deep thirst for justice’
Eilís Dillon wrote almost 40 children’s books – now, 20 years after her death, it’s great to see her influence reflected on our modern bookshelves
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