Person: Anthony Cronin

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

business

My job: The app that assists with social-distance socialising

At a time when maintaining required social distancing is a dilemma occupying much of the hospitality industry, a new technology launched this week seems well placed to assist its recovery.

gaa

Watergrasshill achieve deserved victory over Inniscarra in first round of Cork PIHC

general

Work of late artist William Crozier returning to Skibbereen for exhibition

Dear Sir... Readers' Views (03/01/17)

news

Tributes paid to iconic arts figure Anthony Cronin

Literary loss: Anthony Cronin dies

Evening briefing: Gardaí are seeking the public's help in locating a missing teenager. Catch up on all the headlines

Here’s a briefing on some of the stories and issues highlighted on irishexaminer.com today

Wed, 28 Dec, 2016

Jailed for ‘traumatising’ unprovoked assaults

A man has been jailed after two unprovoked assaults which left three people “traumatised”.

Wed, 15 Jun, 2016

Live at the Marquee: Nathan Carter bids to get the country rockin’

Nathan Carter is a man on a mission — his goal is to make country music cool again, one glow stick at a time, and damn anyone who tries to get in his way.

Mon, 22 Jun, 2015

Watergrasshill climb back to shock Cloyne

Watergrasshill 1-16 Cloyne 2-11: “We won with pure heart and determination,” was the verdict of Watergrasshill manager John O’Regan after his side battled back from eight points down to snatch victory at the death over a fancied Cloyne in the Cork Premier IHC on Saturday.

Mon, 25 May, 2015

Book review: Tanglewood

Dermot Bolger talks to Tony Clayton-Lea about his new book Tanglewood and how he believes that the introduction of free secondary education in the late 1960s was at the root of the 1980s burst of Irish creativity.

Sat, 16 May, 2015

Government not an open book in its dealings with artists and the arts

I’M one of the small constituency disgusted at the John McNulty affair because the Taoiseach, Enda Kenny, has insulted artists in using the IMMA as a spring-board to “better things” for a political protege.

Thu, 02 Oct, 2014

O’Regan points way as ’Hill prove too hot for Kilbrittain

Cork PIHC relegation play-off

Mon, 18 Aug, 2014

Behan died a slave to drink

Brendan Behan died 50 years ago this week, He was as famous for his drinking as for his undoubted talents, says Ryle Dwyer

Fri, 21 Mar, 2014

Talent in his work and genius in his life: The flawed genius of Brendan Behan 50 years on

Brendan Behan died 50 years ago today. Alan O’Riordan remembers his flawed brilliance

Thu, 20 Mar, 2014

A rebellious son of the ascendency who found his voice in Connemara

Poems 1952-2012

Sat, 21 Sep, 2013

Naomh Abán storm back to stun Glenville

Naomh Abán 3-13 Glenville 2-11

Mon, 06 May, 2013

Staying tuned in

COMPOSER and musician Donal Lunny is delighted to be involved with Culture Night 2012, which sees free cultural experiences happen around Ireland on Fri, Sept 21.

Sun, 16 Sep, 2012

This much I know: Donal Lunny, Musician

The creative process can be like catching a loose thread. You have to pay attention. What may begin as the most trivial and insignificant idea can grow into something important and beautiful.

Sun, 12 Aug, 2012

Castlelyons edge ‘Hill

There was tremendous relief for Castlelyons following victory in Round 3 of the Cork Premier IHC at Rathcormac last evening.

Mon, 09 Jul, 2012

Novelist Dwyer Hickey takes top prize at festival

Novelist Christine Dwyer Hickey won the top prize of €15,000 for her latest work, The Cold Eye of Heaven, at the 41st Listowel Writers’ Week, last night.

Thu, 31 May, 2012

Artists gather to remember life and works of le Brocquy

Leading names from the world of art and culture gathered in Dublin over the weekend to celebrate the life and works of the late artist, Louis le Brocquy.

Mon, 30 Apr, 2012

Bridging the gaps in McGahern’s journey to becoming a great writer

Young John McGahern: Becoming a Novelist

Sat, 21 Apr, 2012

Monaghan and O’Brien goals turn tide for Kildorrery

HEARTBREAK for Canovee at Donoughmore on Saturday, a devastating final five-minute spell propelling never-say-die Kildorrery into a Cork IFC quarter-final clash with either Éire Óg or Glanworth, a result, over the hour, they hardly deserved.

Mon, 01 Aug, 2011

Collins on form as Valleys climb over The Hill

VALLEY ROVERS finished well to revitalise their Cork Premier IHC hopes by overcoming Watergrasshill in a third-round replay at Páirc Uí Rinn yesterday.

Mon, 25 Jul, 2011

Mallow just pass Glenville test

Mallow 0-10 Glenville 1-5

Mon, 09 May, 2011

O’Leary inspires Cill na Martra

CORK’S Noel O’Leary was inspirational for Cill na Martra as they overcame Aghabullogue 0-13 to 1-7 in the fourth round of the Cork IFC at Macroom on Saturday.

Mon, 09 Aug, 2010

Bertie stirs up artists’ ire over tax status

BERTIE AHERN can now add the Irish artistic community to the growing list of those angered at the former taoiseach’s shameless pursuit of money.

Mon, 19 Apr, 2010

St Colman’s let St Fachtna’s off the hook

THREE teams, two games apiece, and all draws.

Thu, 20 Nov, 2008

Colman’s advance with Pyne precision

ST COLMAN’S assured themselves of a place in the knockout stages of the Dr Harty Cup following this compre- hensive victory over arch rivals St Flannan’s at Buttevant yesterday.

Thu, 13 Nov, 2008

Rampant Nenagh ease into Harty quarter-finals

NENAGH CBS ensured they finished in top spot in Group A of the Dr Harty Cup with this comprehensive victory over St Colman’s at Golden yesterday.

Thu, 06 Dec, 2007

Flannan’s and Colman’s in crunch Harty showdown

IN THE 11 seasons since 1997, St Colman’s and St Flannan’s have won the Dr Harty Cup nine times between them (five for the Ennis College).

Wed, 21 Nov, 2007

Ryan has last say as Colman’s peg back Caimin’s

A POINTED 65 by Tom Ryan earned St. Colman’s a deserved draw in this highly entertaining Harty Cup first round tie at Feenagh yesterday.

Thu, 27 Sep, 2007

Comic Tiernan declares satirist O'Brien as father of Irish comedy

Legendary satirist Flann O’Brien is the father of Irish comedy, one of the country’s top comics declares in a major new celebration of the writer’s work.

Tue, 03 Apr, 2007

Military honours as leaders, family and public gather

CHARLES J Haughey was small in stature but massive in achievements, his removal service at Donnycarney Church heard yesterday.

Fri, 16 Jun, 2006

‘He was small in stature, massive in achievement’

“WHEN you shall these unlucky deeds relate, speak of me as I am.”

Fri, 16 Jun, 2006

Haughey hailed for his compassion

Former Taoiseach Charles Haughey was a great human being who had a genuine compassion for the weak and vulnerable, his brother tonight told the congregation at his local church.

Thu, 15 Jun, 2006

Minister hails diversity of migrant workers

EU migrant workers coming to Ireland promote diversity and enrich the country’s culture, it was claimed today.

Tue, 09 May, 2006

Exhibition captures images of last 60 years

Evocative images of the last 60 years in Ireland will go on display next week at a major exhibition by the Magnum group of international photographers.

Thu, 13 Apr, 2006

John McGahern - 1934-2006

PRESIDENT Mary McAleese, Taoiseach Bertie Ahern, Minister for Arts John O’Donoghue, along with figures from the arts and literary worlds, led tributes yesterday to the novelist, John McGahern.

Fri, 31 Mar, 2006

Prestigious award for playwright Friel

One of Ireland’s finest playwrights, Brian Friel, is to be presented with a major award by President Mary McAleese today in an honorary ceremony.

Wed, 22 Feb, 2006

Bewley's loss 'like a death in the family'

THE demise of Bewley's oriental cafés in central Dublin is "like part of Dublin dying", their emotional owner said yesterday.

Sat, 30 Oct, 2004

‘Goodnight’ is Eamon’s last word on last Last Word

MOVE over Raymond. Everybody Loves Eamon.

Sat, 30 Nov, 2002