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<p>The jury at the Courts of Criminal Justice in Dublin heard that the woman was “very, very angry” with her husband when she found out about her husband abusing their daughter. File picture</p>

Woman tells sex abuse trial she would have had husband locked up if she knew about abuse

The court also heard Garda interviews with the woman’s son who denied allegations made against him by his sister

Thu, 18 May, 2023

<p>A Starbucks employee drew an image of a smile and ‘slanty’ eyes on a cup as a way of marking it as the customer’s cup. File photo</p>

Dublin Starbucks ordered to compensate customer for 'slanty' eyes drawing on her cup

The Starbucks outlet requested that the decision be anonymised because of the disproportionate impact it might have on the business but it was turned down.

Tue, 19 Jan, 2021

There is no indication of foul play or that Naya Rivera took her own life, Sheriff Bill Ayub said during a press conference. File photo

Police confirm Naya Rivera’s body found at lake where she went missing

Naya Rivera’s four-year-old son told police his mother helped him onto their rented boat before she disappeared beneath the surface of Lake Piru.

Tue, 14 Jul, 2020

Why Ireland's gay community will always be grateful to Fair City

To mark the recent broadcast of its 4,000 episode, Páraic Kerrigan pays tribute to Ireland’s longest running soap opera, Fair City, and its willingness to fly the rainbow flag in Carrigstown.

Mon, 26 Sep, 2016

Nicky Siano talks about the birth of dance music in New York after Stonewall

As he gets ready to play Electric Picnic, clubland pioneer Nicky Siano tells Ed Power how dance music was born on the mean streets of New York amid the ashes of the Stonewall riots.

Fri, 26 Aug, 2016

Lesbian Nuns and gay Priests: From The Late Late Show to Maynooth

Páraic Kerrigan, a PhD Candidate in the Department of Media Studies at Maynooth University, suggests the recent Maynooth 'scandal' implies that some have not kept pace with changing attitudes to sexuality in wider Irish society.

Wed, 10 Aug, 2016

Scene and Heard

MUSIC NEWS:

Fri, 20 Dec, 2013

Vintage view: antique dolls

Kya deLongchamps overcomes her loathing of dolls to admit the collector value of even relatively modern models.

Sun, 12 Jan, 2014

When familiarity breeds new opportunity in Shakespeare’s Romeo and juliet

Wayne Jordan has had fun with his production of Romeo and Juliet, writes Padraic Killeen

Tue, 31 Mar, 2015

<p>The Mammies for Trans Rights group marching in Limerick. The group is taking part in Dublin Pride on Saturday. </p>

Mammies For Trans Rights are marching to turn fear into joy

Trans people have the same basic needs as anyone else, but are demonised to distract from the real issues, write Karen Sugrue and Bernie Linnane

Fri, 27 Jun, 2025

<p>Ali Wong, Jodie Foster and Tadanobu Asano celebrate their Golden Globe wins. Pictures: AP Photo/Chris Pizzello</p>

In full: The winners of each category at the 82nd Golden Globes

All the winners from the 82nd Golden Globes ceremony from both film and television

Mon, 06 Jan, 2025

<p>A Sign Of Hope billboard campaign from the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre.</p>

Billboard campaign appeals to victims of sexual abuse to access services

Less than half of those subjected to sexual violence ever disclosed the abuse to another person, and of those only one in five had sought support from a service

Mon, 14 Oct, 2024

Daly will have endured worse weekends

SPARE a thought for Conal Keaney today.

Mon, 25 Jul, 2011

I never intended to offend, says ‘Our Lady’ artist

MEXICAN-BORN artist Alma Lopez arrived in Ireland for the first time yesterday to be greeted with a storm of protest and controversy.

Fri, 24 Jun, 2011

‘People stare and you want to yell it’s not my fault, I have an illness’

BILLY O’MAHONY has lost all faith in the Irish health service.

Mon, 29 Oct, 2007

Question of Taste: Ruairi Donovan, Cork Midsummer Moments

Ruairi Donovan is a choreographer currently in lockdown in Cork city, but he usually lives on Cape Clear Island. One of the organisers of Quarter Block Party, he is also involved in the BINGE project for Cork Midsummer Festival.

Wed, 01 Jul, 2020

<p> Muscle opens at Crawford Art Gallery, Cork. </p>

Open for viewing: 10 exhibitions worth looking out for in the next few months

From the Crawford in Cork to the Hugh Lane in Dublin, there are plenty impressive shows to visit

Mon, 17 Apr, 2023

Will Smith’s Oscars altercation condemned by the Academy as inquiry launched

Will Smith has been condemned by the Academy as it launched a formal review into his during the Oscars ceremony.

Mon, 28 Mar, 2022

<p>Louise O'Neill, author. Photograph Moya Nolan</p>

Louise O'Neill: How can someone’s humanity ever be up for discussion?

When we make idols out of golden calves, we can only blame ourselves when they fail us.

Sat, 26 Jun, 2021

<p>Manchester City's Pep Guardiola Photo by INA FASSBENDER/POOL/AFP via Getty Images </p>

Jonathan Liew: El Gasico? El Cashico? But Man City v PSG is worth getting excited for

Neither of football’s great petrocarbon empires have won the Champions League and now they stand in each other’s way

Wed, 28 Apr, 2021