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Television: Jesse Armstrong’s dark dramedy about the billionaire Roy family ends with a flurry of body blows
The singer-songwriter has gone back to his family folk roots via his new album, Folkocracy, and found it’s not such an uncomfortable place to be
Television: ‘I’m leaving with a spring in my step as opposed to a heavy heart,’ the RTÉ broadcaster says as he steps down after 14 years
Rather than give the inside scoop on their fab life, the family shoot the breeze on antiseptic couches
Before the last episode of the megasatire drops, we ask: Will Roman die? Is Tom Wambsgans poised for victory? What’s next for Greg?
Television: The 1980s action star has jumped from the movies to the small screen with his first starring role for Netflix
For Irish fans, there will be incredible memories of live shows in Croke Park and the 3Arena and her cover of Paul Brady’s Paradise is Here
Television: Once Upon a Time in Northern Ireland gives a voice to those who lived through the bombings and the shootings of the Troubles
Television: Depp v Heard, on Channel 4, begins with a blow-by-blow reprisal of last year’s libel trial
Sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild has even more compelling gameplay
‘Fontaines DC are a big inspiration... I’ve always been inspired by people who approach the world from the outside’
The bassist will be remembered as an able lieutenant to Morrissey and Johnny Marr. He deserves to be seen as so much more
Television: Schmaltz is thankfully kept at bay and the Mountjoy inmates shy away from self-pity
Television: Whereas it was easy to chuckle at Vardy’s Wagatha Christie trial, there is little cause for laughter in this moving new film
Television: The star gives it everything, but this is a prestige-TV mirage – the closer you look, the less there is to see