The Decameron review: Derry Girls’ Saoirse-Monica Jackson battles ridiculous hipster haircut in unfunny romp
Television review: This newly decanted Decameron succeeds only in laying bare the chasm between good and bad television
The Body Detectives review: stark reminders of the wounds left when a loved one disappears without a trace
Television review: Search for a man who went missing on holiday in 1984 makes for heartbreaking viewing
Bishop Casey’s Buried Secrets review: ‘He had no fear of being caught’
Television: Searing documentary about sex abuse allegations may forever cast Eamonn Casey in a damning light
Lady in the Lake review: Natalie Portman casts a potent spell in eerie period thriller
Television: Apple TV’s latest melancholic drama has a nightmarish quality that occasionally verges on the supernatural. It isn’t for everyone
Those About to Die review: Peeved Anthony Hopkins thrown to the lions in over-sexed ancient Rome epic
Television: Nobody can keep their robes on for longer than 10 minutes at a time in Roland Emmerich’s splashy, trashy Amazon show
Suspect review: If you like your TV thrillers bonkers and unhinged, this is for you
Television: Anne-Marie Duff stars in the new season of this weird Nordic-noir crime series
Elaine Howley: ‘It’s nice that there are many layers to the way music can find its way ... It doesn’t have to be instant’
Experimental musician will collaborate with composer Irene Buckley and Crash Ensemble on an ambitious reinterpretation of her work
The Jetty review: Serial killer drama exploring grooming of young women misses the mark
Television review: While The Jetty functions as a commentary on gaslighting and victimisation of vulnerable teenagers, as a thriller it is let down by a confusing plot
Pillow Queens at Iveagh Gardens, Dublin, review: band’s biggest concert is a triumph from start to finish
Pillow Queens' performance is brimming with heavy guitars, feather-light hooks and feverishly effervescent songs
Glass Animals: ‘Our drummer nearly died. An absolutely genius surgeon in Dublin saved his life’
Frontman Dave Bayley reflects on his drummer’s brush with death, the slow boil of the band’s success, his own insertion as an introvert into a chart-topping life and the forthcoming album
Sunny review: excellent paranoia-soaked thriller based on novel by Killarney writer Colin O’Sullivan
Television: Full points to Apple for achieving peak menace from a standing start
Spent review: A smart comedy that cleverly peppers a bleak picture of modern life with laughs
Television: Michelle de Swarte is compelling as a former catwalk star who finds herself in the depths of the gig economy
House of the Dragon has finally found its roar with this jaw-dropping episode
Television: The Game of Thrones spin-off has finally kicked up a gear, becoming fantasy at its finest
A Lazarus Soul’s Brian Brannigan: ‘I don’t know if the world is darker now. But it feels like dark times’
The Dublin post-punk band’s leader on the malign influence of smartphones, his disappointment in Nick Cave and his horror at anti-immigration protests in Finglas
The Turkish Detective review: compelling mystery stitched into this thriller makes it worthwhile
Television review: The Turkish Detective, adapted for the screen by the BBC, is an evocative introduction to the tumult of Istanbul