Public Affairs

  • On the face of it

    eolas asks what is unique about painting faces as government-owned portraits finish their tour. Government art collections usually adorn public…

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  • Frank McGuinness

    Frank McGuinness, famous Donegal playwright and Professor of Creative Writing at University College Dublin, takes time out from preparing lectures…

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  • Harry McGee

    Unveiling the current scandals and analysing the statements and motives of politicians in Leinster House is all part of a…

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  • Vatican challenged over abuse

    The Vatican has become embroiled in the clerical child sex-abuse scandal following the release of the Murphy report. Since the…

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  • Irish heritage on a world stage

    Environment Minister John Gormley has published Ireland’s draft tentative list of nominees to UNESCO’s World Heritage List. Some of Ireland’s…

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  • Dublin’s fair city

    Plans are underway to develop Dublin into a modern driver of economic growth that can stand tall on a world…

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  • Best way to care

    Meeting individual need not imposing a one-size-fits-all approach is the best was forward for older people’s care, Tadhg Daly writes.…

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  • A passion for the studio: Bryan Brophy

    In addition to running his corporate photography business based in Dublin, 1IMAGE Photography, the award-winning photographer Bryan Brophy has a…

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  • Focusing on environmental outcomes

    As Director-General, Mary Kelly tracks the culture shift in the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as she discusses the wider range…

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  • The Promised Land: Bruce Springsteen

    The sounds of recession have been around since before this one and will remain after but for a few nights…

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