The Inquiry is one of the gems from this year’s documentary strand at the Jameson Dublin International Film Festival; although, technically, it’s a drama written from documentary evidence, as its screenplay is threaded with newspaper cuttings and British parliamentary reports.

Highlights include the finales of Homeland and Mad Men, and the new dating show My Best Shot

Divisions are affecting trade unions, writes Stephen Rogers

The man who triggered the Dublin Lockout should be judged on all of his achievements and not just on his role in Ireland’s greatest industrial conflict, his descendants have said.

This year marks the 100th anniversary of perhaps the most significant event in Irish Labour Relations history.

LABOUR took the soup of coalition and it is poisoning them.

THINKING of the behaviour of the Cork train drivers this week brought Rudyard Kipling to mind. It was he who first coined the term “power without responsibility”.

THE letter from Gerard Harrington regarding the RTÉ ‘Figure of Hate’ programme (November 17) has just been brought to my attention.

IT seems the Hidden History TV series get its facts wrong, if some recent instalments are anything to go by.

GAMA managers have taken 230 striking workers off their payroll and are trying to starve them into submission, it was claimed yesterday.

NINETY years ago this morning, about 200 tram drivers in Dublin stopped work. They abandoned their trams in a demand for union recognition.