Culture Sara Keating on Culture: Left-brained or right-brained? The correct answer is bothCreative Brain Week in Trinity College Dublin brings together the fields of art and science, culture and technology, to explore the neural connections between brain health and creativity
Sponsored Pensions set for the biggest changes in history with auto-enrolmentChange is in the air for the industry in Ireland with new system a catalyst for a pivotal year for the future of the sector
Weddings What wedding luxuries are in for 2024? This leading luxury wedding planner has the guide all engaged couples needAhead of Irish Tatler’s immersive wedding planning experience on February 10, luxury and celebrity wedding planner Tara Fay gives her guide to what couples should consider for a 2024 wedding
Making it Work Safe Events Global all set to build on Saudi base with new hiringsThe Irish events safety company, which worked on the Fifa World Cup in Qatar, set up an office in Saudi Arabia last year
Weddings Wedding trends: what’s in and what’s out for 2024Greener weddings, smaller weddings and weekend celebrations are just some of the key trends to emerge on TikTok for this year
Big Read Why everyone hates Ticketmaster – and why the company doesn’t careFor the ticketing giant, long accused of having ‘too much power’, the negative headlines might be seen as good publicity
Irish Tatler Irish Tatler Event: highlights from the Passoa x Irish Tatler party at Hyde rooftopThe invite-only event featured passion fruit cocktails, summer tunes and live mixology demos. Partner content with Passoa
Events BrookLodge & Macreddin Village to host special smoke house dinner this monthThe event will bring together special produce from five iconic smokehouses for a ten-course tasting menu.
Fine Arts Fine Arts: Events CalendarYour guide to the top exhibitions currently taking place around the country
Arts representative association to call for licensing The Music and Entertainment Association of Ireland seeks increased regulation of the sector
Bite Size: Supper clubs, a castle afternoon tea, Ligurian dinners and much moreYour guide to all things hot in food and drink this month
The return of the St Patrick’s Day festival: ‘People have an appetite for it that I’ve never seen before’ After a two-year absence due to Covid-19, the big event is back – and its director of strategy Aileen Galvin promises that this year’s programme is one of its most ambitious efforts to date
European Commission approves €11.5m aid for Irish events sectorThe scheme, which will take the form of direct grants, will be open to micro, small and medium-sized enterprises in the arts and culture sectors
Covid-19 rules and restrictions give way to era of ‘personal responsibility’Michael McGrath says public have done ‘everything asked of them’ as the cabinet is to sign off on final roadmap to effectively lift all major restrictions by October
Roadmap to normality likely to be presented next week A return to office working, a relaxing of social distancing rules, a reopening of nightclubs and a further easing of restriction on indoor events are on the way 18 months after the country was first locked down
Industry warns live events sector is in danger of dying Businesses may not survive the winter if they can’t return to work soon, according to a spokesman for music and entertainment body