Anyone for tennis from a burning planet?
Sport has become a victim of climate change, even as it is complicit in it
Dua Lipa at Aviva Stadium review: Confident, often sublime evening of pulsing stomp-pop
English-Albanian star dances a sultry night away as her Radical Optimism tour arrives in Dublin
Simone Ashley may not have made the final cut of Brad Pitt’s F1 movie, but she owned the premiere. What a star
Blink and you’ll miss the Bridgerton actor in F1. On the Leicester Square red carpet there was no chance of that
The Mona Lisa is on the move but staff at the Louvre are frustrated by the wait
Staff are exasperated by overcrowding in a crumbling museum. Luckily for visitors, other Leonardo masterpieces are available
Glasnevin Cemetery’s Queer History Tour: ‘If you’re here for the drama, you’ll get it’
Guide Anna Collins on the radical characters who feature on a tour introduced to mark Dublin Pride
‘It horrifies me, but I had actually developed a corporate strut’: Fintan Drury on Anglo, Paddy Power and Gaza
The former RTÉ journalist and businessman has written a book about Israel’s decades-long oppression of Palestinians
Potential new names for the Department of Arts: Smacc, Cacs, Scam and – my favourite – DoSac
Rebrand to the Department of Culture, Communications and Sport is an artless move that speaks volumes
The Warrior: Rafael Nadal and His Kingdom of Clay a timely reminder of star now lost from tennis
Detailed portrait of Spanish tennis legend traces his complex relationship with the mercurial French Open crowd
Pulp at 3Arena review: Jarvis Cocker, storyteller in corduroy, builds to a glorious climax
In Dublin on Tuesday, new songs combine with old hits to make for a night both poignant and celebratory
You might think it’s Your Friends & Neighbors, but And Just Like That... is the only true aspirational show on TV
Jon Hamm’s dark comedy was a pleasure to watch, but you wouldn’t want to live in its ‘exclusive hamlet’. It’s a different story for Carrie Bradshaw
Aidan Gillen and Ella Lily Hyland to star in new crime drama Tall Tales & Murder
Television: Dublin shoot begins for Stuart Carolan and Chris Addison’s ‘dark and delicious screwball drama’ co-commissioned by RTÉ and BBC Northern Ireland
Elaine Feeney on her new novel: ‘I was pushing a sort of Chekhov dinner party in the west of Ireland’
The author of Let Me Go Mad in My Own Way on her ‘first Irish family saga’, why she left teaching, and the politics of the domestic space
Ireland’s young adults on the future: ‘We are lost, forgotten about, no prospects’
From the housing crisis and precarious work to putting off big life decisions such as marriage and children, four people aged 19-37 are wary of what’s ahead
Formula One’s Bernie Collins: ‘People in the pub will say ‘that’s an unusual role for a girl’’
The former F1 engineer and strategist from Co Fermanagh is garnering new fans as a Sky Sports analyst, and advised on Brad Pitt and Kerry Condon’s upcoming film
Inside Ireland’s music festival industry: ‘You can haemorrhage money very quickly’
For promoters, there are risks, tight margins and pinch points. Still, as the summer season begins, optimism prevails