Portrait of a CenturyKim Haughtons new body of work Portrait of a Century offers a stunning portrait of contemporary Ireland as it reflects upon the centenary of the nations birth in 1916. Resilience, intimacy, youth these 100 photographs portray an Ireland at the precipice of change. The poet, the sporting hero, the hopeful youth and nostalgic aged Haughtons vision of Ireland is one eclipsing past and present, a vision of the Irish nation seen through the prism of its

Take in stunning scenes of lakes of all shapes and sizes in southern and eastern Cavan such as Lough Sheelin

Higgins is one of the few public intellectuals to engage regularly with the abstract idea of an alternative European space

its settlement patterns

After serving as a Spitfire pilot during the Second World War

‘A dark and fascinating read [on] the nature of family

This set the stage for his remarkable work and a renaissance of new drama in Dublin alongside Brian Friel

Spanning over eighty years

Third baronet of Glaslough

a family of whom had taken up residence in a wind-torn Spanish chestnut tree near his home in the depths of County Wicklow

I had the quietest

literary subsoil – ‘a literature of which no Irishman need feel ashamed’

but her life remains something of a mystery