Picture this: How Dublin International Film Festival moved online
Turning the annual showcase into an online event created challenges, but also some beautiful surprises, for festival director Grainne Humphreys
Wine: The perfect partner for a pizza heaven
The world’s favourite casual dining choice deserves a well considered wine to accompany it
Rhythm Nation: Wyvern Lingo make us a playlist
The Bray trio reveal the songs that inspired their latest album
Restaurant review: A tantalising taste of Tramore
Beach House, in Tramore, Co Waterford, is delivering meals, breads and pantry staples nationwide, perfect for your next relaxed, grazey night in
We Are Not in the World: Fleeting lives caught in passing
Like his poetry, Conor O’Callaghan’s novel about the refugee crisis is delicately written and hauntingly imagined
Will I be trapped in remote working hell forever?
This week, a reader deeply unhappy with working from home asks Harriet Minter for advice on what she should do now her boss has suggested the situation will continue after lockdown
Chef’s table: A tale of loaves and fishes in Stoneybatter
This week, make a tasty lunch ahead of time with these recipes from Dermot Staunton, former head chef of Dublin’s Michelin Guide restaurant Delahunt
Stardust Baby: A young life scarred by tragedy
Honest and unvarnished memoir by a child orphaned after the infamous nightclub fire
Appetite For Distraction: this week’s home entertainment picks
Your weekly guide to the best TV shows, podcasts and video games
TV review: Moody Northern thriller reawakens a troubled past
A brooding James Nesbitt stars in Sunday-night drama Bloodlands, from Line of Duty creator Jed Mercurio
Leave the World Behind: An ending that fails to justify the means
This New York-based mystery thriller is gripping and intriguing right up to its unsatisfying conclusion
Album reviews: Julien Baker, Maximo Park, Wyvern Lingo
A fearless US songwriter, down-to-earth Newcastle band and resilient Bray trio are reviewed this week
America in Retreat: How the US let China get ahead in the race for world domination
A lucid and succinct chronicle of the US’s decline in status as world leader and the rise of China to take its place
Emer McLysaght: That time my friend phoned me from George Clooney’s loo, and other stories
Irish people are very good at being two degrees of separation from almost every famous person on planet Earth
Nadine O’Regan: Mr Potato Head bows to change to make everyone feel welcome
The toy controversy shows that we’re getting better at making our language inclusive, but old attitudes still remain
Radio review: National broadcaster shines when it puts children at centre
When it comes to fulfilling its public-service remit, RTÉ is doing a brilliant job at serving its younger community
Classical Notes: Female composers reap the rewards for original music
The NCH’s Female Commissioning Scheme offers established and emerging female and female-identifying composers from all musical idioms a platform to create work
Billie Eilish and Pelé: a glimpse into the lives of two very different talents
Two documentaries profile pop sensation Billie Eilish and football legend Pelé, who both became stars in their teens