Life in Hollywood: Golden-age photographs of Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor, Grace Kelly and more
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Grace Kelly
Much-loved Dublin city shop Pen Corner to close its doors
Famous for pens, pencils and stationery, it has been a family business since 1927
Belfast film review: Kenneth Branagh’s memoir is black-and-white and rose-tinted all over
The film is aggresively apolitical but as romanticised reverie it could hardly be bettered
Michael Currane provides vital link between Irish wannabes and AFLW
Fourteen Irish players are competing this year in the Australian women’s game
Dancing with the Stars returns to RTÉ, meaner and leaner than BBC’s Strictly
TV review: Jockey Nina Carberry’s natural athleticism carries the day in Episode 1
Salma Hayek: ‘Weinstein would scream at me – ‘I didn’t hire you to look ugly!”
The actor on being bullied by the disgraced movie mogul and becoming a superhero at 55
Belfast review: Already an Oscars favourite, Kenneth Branagh’s film is irresistible
The gorgeous movie features Jamie Dornan, Caitríona Balfe, Judi Dench and Ciarán Hinds
Prince Albert of Monaco visits TCD after donating €1m
Donation follows his mother, Grace Kelly’s, love of Ireland and the university
Dublin keep Mayo at arm’s length to keep up chase for fifth straight women’s title
Hannah Tyrrell and Sinéad Aherne each score five points for the champions
Women’s All-Ireland football semi-final previews
Mayo facing a tough task against Dublin juggernaut while resurgent Meath will test Cork’s mettle
Mayo hold off brave Cavan challenge to take the points in opener
Rachel Kearns’s first-half goal was the difference between the sides at the end
Staunton and Stack set for another campaign Down Under
Former Mayo and Cork stars will join forces for GWS Giants in the AFLW
Aisling McCarthy looking to develop on and off the pitch in Perth
Tipperary footballer has joined West Coast Eagles after two seasons in Melbourne
John Wayne: Mattie McGrath references an emblematic, problematic American
A limited actor and probable racist, he is still the go-to icon for frontier bravado
Joanne O’Riordan: When it comes to nurturing women in sport, Aussies rule
So many Irish women footballers are joining the AFLW, it must be doing something right
Staunton and Rowe lead way as 15 Irish players join AFLW
Players with Melbourne clubs face uncertainty over city’s coronavirus lockdown
Sarah Rowe unfazed by lack of clarity on women’s AFL return
Irish Player of Year is enjoying time back home in Ballina and training with Kilmoremoy
Edward Quinn, the Dublin-born photographer of the rich and famous
Chronicler of the life and work of Picasso, Quinn became famous in his own right
Tim Rabbitt wants Galway's success to start a trend
Two first-half goals from Seoighe prove key for winners as Mayo are pipped in a thriller
Compensation culture claims Shelbourne’s famous front door
Five-star Dublin hotel to remove revolving door after string of personal-injury claims
Joanne O’Riordan: Ladies football championship a gift that keeps on giving
Mayo take big scalp on way to quarter-finals but Dublin remain the team to beat
Greta Thunberg to sail across Atlantic for UN climate summits
Swedish activist (16) taking year off school to travel to events in US and Chile without flying
Tracey Leonard leads Galway charge to leave Mayo floundering
Corribsiders give aggressive, physical performance to win third Connacht title in a row
Why elegant should never be put to work as a verb in car sales
Antimeria sounds like a female relative of a certain age who bosses everyone around
Claire Foy: ‘Pain plays a big part in all the characters I play’
‘I have an aversion to be being told I have to look a certain way to be an actress’
Eating disorders and the ‘Lough Ness monster inside’
A centre in Cork plays a vital role in helping people whose attitude to food is problematic
The only Wimbledon finalist to be convicted of murder was an Irish man
Vere St Leger Goold and his wife were discovered with a dismembered torso in their luggage
Kurt Cobain’s private possessions to go on display in Kildare
Smells Like Teen Spirit sweater and Cobain’s early sketches to have worldwide premiere at Kildare museum
The real Sound of Music: Maria was no flibbertigibbet, and she didn’t teach the kids songs
The 1965 musical was ‘a sugar-coated lie’ with little in common with the real Von Trapps
Before you judge a sleepwalker, walk a mile in my slippers
‘I was fully aware of what I was doing as I did it, but equally fully convinced that what I was doing had to be done’
Aran jumper myths debunked
It is said the stitches in Aran jumpers were like unique family crests. Could this be true?
Givenchy, fashion icon, ‘little black dress’ designer, dies at 91
French couturier Hubert de Givenche became famous for styling Audrey Hepburn and Jackie Kennedy
Hubert de Givenchy obituary: couturier to Audrey Hepburn and Jackie Kennedy
Although Givenchy never lacked wealthy customers, he was uncomfortable with the extravagant showmanship of couture from the mid-1970s
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