Jim Sheridan

TV review: ‘Murder at the Cottage : The Search for Justice for Sophie’ is captivating

Sky to remove contributions after family object to documentary’s take on Ian Bailey

If the producer is Irish, does that make it an Irish film?

Including Sophie: A Murder in West Cork, Sweet Tooth and the return of Elite

Bailey has written to Garda Commissioner alleging a conspiracy to frame him for killing

‘In this country, where most of the population are play-actors ... it’s bound to yield players’

The director on his new historical fiction novel, Harvey Weinstein and ageism in film

Media company ‘heartened’ by bigger slice of pie as pandemic boosts viewing

Pat Smullen, Kobe Bryant, Úna O’Connor, Harry Gregg, Kieran O’Connor all passed

Makers of three-part series say they have exclusive access to murdered French woman’s family

As long as the Ian Bailey show goes on, Sophie Toscan du Plantier remains lost in the story

As he retires, Mick Egan looks back at 30 years working with addicts in art and drama

The director, who has died aged 76, created a diverse range of hits during his career

Men’s health charity Movember’s Conversation Piece campaign paired artists, writers and musicians to talk about mental health and create a piece of art

Bailey facing extradition to France in relation to death of Sophie Toscan du Plantier

Donald Clarke and Tara Brady's definitive list has more than a few surprises

Celebrating the men and women flying flags for Ireland from Auckland to Rockland, Paris to Belgrade

The Decade in Culture: As we move into the roaring twenties many things remain the same about the seventh art

Fr Jack Delaney made rare films depicting Irish life before the advent of television

‘The so-called hard left aren’t hard at all. They’ve abandoned the working classes’

Presenter catches flak over his clunky concern for teenage activist’s health

The daughter of boxer Barry McGuigan had been ill with cancer

At its most successful Irish cinema tells local stories that resonate abroad and at home

Guild calls for separate drama fund so Ireland can compete in ‘peak TV’ industry

The ‘My Left Foot’ child actor does not only act - he’s now a writer and film-maker too

Bailey will not attend week-long trial in French capital so cannot appeal verdict

Released in April 1989, it changed everything for Daniel Day-Lewis and Jim Sheridan

Caveat: State and business dance to the same tune in a week filled with carefully curated craic

Nama escapee Sean Mulryan completes his return as he wins his own sponsored race

Former taoiseach says Brexiteers seem to be finding reasons ‘not to support’ divorce deal

‘Will forever be remembered for his unstinting political activism’ - President Higgins

The city’s Irish Arts Center is changing perceptions of Ireland and Irish America

Brendan Ogle says there has been no ideological rethink in order to solve homeless crisis

The musician, showband singer and National Song Contest entrant has died aged 86

The 52-year-old concert promoter was innovative, energetic and ambitious , mourners hear

The 2018 Fleadh was defined by some first-class documentaries. Evidence that we can’t escape our violent past came with Keepers of the Flame, Unquiet Graves and I, Dolours

Three day Coolattin House sale includes collection of the late solictor Gerard O’Keeffe

Over 600, including big cross-section from theatre and arts , attend humanist service

With screenings on walls and buses, this year’s festival in Schull – its 10th – will include David Puttnam, Jim, Kirsten and Naomi Sheridan, Pat McCabe and Lenny Abrahamson