Your excuse to watch the brilliant Lisa McGee’s new show. Unmissable! as.ft.com/r/fa14b2b8-2...
How to get to TV heaven? From Belfast
[FREE TO READ] Lisa McGee’s new Netflix drama comes as Northern Ireland enjoys a film and TV boom
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Jude Webber
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Ireland correspondent Financial Times - all things N&S. Transplanted from Latam. All views own etc
Your excuse to watch the brilliant Lisa McGee’s new show. Unmissable! as.ft.com/r/fa14b2b8-2...
How to get to TV heaven? From Belfast
[FREE TO READ] Lisa McGee’s new Netflix drama comes as Northern Ireland enjoys a film and TV boom
as.ft.com
I really enjoyed interviewing the artist Colin Davidson for this piece: as.ft.com/r/e2962f18-6...
Colin Davidson and the art of looking harder
[FREE TO READ] The Northern Irish artist has painted everyone from rock stars to royalty to victims of the Troubles — but each, he says, is a kind of self portrait
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I want to read them all. Bookmark this...
The best fiction of 2026 to look forward to: Books from Louise Kennedy, Donal Ryan, Sebastian Barry, Maggie O’Farrell, Keith Ridgway, Danielle McLaughlin, Louise Nealon, Sarah Gilmartin, Patrick Freyne, Liz Nugent, Jan Carson, Tana French, Kathleen MacMahon & more www.irishtimes.com/culture/book...
Great insight into NZ rate-setting decisions from the peerless Rebecca Howard businessdesk.co.nz/article/econ...
Behind closed doors at the RBNZ: The marathon to set interest rates
When Anna Breman becomes Reserve Bank of New Zealand governor on Dec 1, she gains a powerful title – but only one vote when it comes to setting interest r...
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With the excellent @helenwarrell.bsky.social we dive into Ireland's defence vulnerability here...
When it comes to modern war, Ireland is a high-value target: its waters on the western fringe of Europe contain three-quarters of all undersea cables in the northern hemisphere. Despite this, is unprotected and unprepared. An #FTEdit 🧵 on why this determinedly neutral nation is Europe's weak link 👇
When it comes to modern war, Ireland is a high-value target: its waters on the western fringe of Europe contain three-quarters of all undersea cables in the northern hemisphere. Despite this, is unprotected and unprepared. An #FTEdit 🧵 on why this determinedly neutral nation is Europe's weak link 👇
32 Words was the first book I read in Ireland. I met Manchán for coffee and found him fascinating and generous. To the many, well-deserved, tributes to his infectious energy and enthusiasm for Irish and its cultural heritage, here’s mine: on.ft.com/4n1N61Y
‘Not a wake but a hurlamaboc’: Manchán Magan and the rise of the Irish language
[FREE TO READ] Ireland’s ancient language and folklore are having a renaissance. For the Celtic-curious, Magan, who died last week, is a wonderful place to start
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Another reason to hate X - it appears to have deleted my profile. I couldn't sign in, so reset the password after many attempts and I've only just noticed that it has set up a whole new account. Just. So. Tedious.
Kevin Farrell, the cardinal running the papal conclave www.ft.com/content/e675... via @ft
Kevin Farrell, the cardinal running the papal conclave
The Irish-American camerlengo is responsible for overseeing the Vatican’s secretive election to choose the next pope
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The buzz over rare earths is growing. I visited a Belfast company recycling magnets and separating the four most valuable rare earth oxides as it plans US expansion www.ft.com/content/a8c8...
Belfast magnet recycling start-up offers rare earth promise
Ionic Technologies says it is the only company outside China able to separate the four most valuable oxides
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will pass through Shannon in Ireland on Thursday en route to the US; Irish Taoiseach to meet him
The idiot wind now howling through the US offers Ireland a transformative windfall www.irishtimes.com/opinion/2025...
Fintan O’Toole: Trump and Musk’s war on science presents a startling opportunity for Ireland
Fintan O’Toole: Trump is complaining that we pick America’s pocket. Fair enough – we should instead pick America’s brains
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