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Johnny Logan: ‘I’ve done my best, I’ve screwed up many times’
Television: On Joe Duffy’s The Meaning of Life, two-time Eurovision winner Johnny Logan reveals his spirituality is deeply felt and slightly muddled
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Emer McLysaght: The two lines on the antigen test came with a certain relief
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‘A national treasure’: Tributes paid to Eurovision-winning songwriter Shay Healy
Songwriter who wrote What’s Another Year sung by Johnny Logan has died aged 78
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Johnny Logan, grand daddy of Eurovision, leads an Irish-flavoured show
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Róisín Ingle: What happened when I asked Johnny Logan about Dickie Rock?
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Johnny Logan apologises for saying Dickie Rock ‘lives in a fantasy world’
‘I am happy not to have to go away to pursue success,’ Rock told Eurovision winner
It’s not Eurovision, but it’s the nearest we’ll get
Past performers and 2020 songs will feature in Europe Shine a Light on RTÉ
Johnny Logan: ‘Dickie Rock is a legend in his own head... He lives in a fantasy world’
The Eurovision winner talks about music, religion and family. Then things get a bit awkward
Anne Doyle reveals her dry humour, bird statues and celebrity-kissing history
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Irish cultural exports helped pave the way for economic growth
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Dublin Marathon at 40: How running fever took over Ireland
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Miriam Lord: Scuttling things in the Dáil bars
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Give it a lash: 100 questions to test your Irishness
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‘I need to listen to my body’ - Bohemians' Shane Supple retires
The Bohemians goalkeeper had been named in this season’s PFAI team of the year
‘I devoted years to making mixtapes for girls I imagined would fall in love with me’
Conor Pope: The Boomtown Rats, Bowie, Toasted Heretic, Shakira, Cyndi Lauper and, ahem, Gary Glitter
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Irishman Ronan Goggin is head of public information at the European Union Advisory Mission Ukraine
Bringing my family's love of Eurovision back to Ireland
It's taken so seriously in Norway, tolerated in Italy. We can't wait to watch the final on home soil
Never mind church. Let’s take Hozier to Eurovision
Other countries throw stars and hit songwriters at the contest. Is there any path back to glory?
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Louis Walsh: ‘Boyzone were more fun than Westlife’
‘Ireland’s Got Talent’ star on ungrateful popstars and being falsely accused of sex assault
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Eurovision: Portugal's sibling act wins over the cynics
‘Yes, Eurovision is silly but if you dislike it you’re basically a monster’
Irish Eurovision hopes go up, up and away as Murray fails to make final
Vocalist, managed by Louis Walsh, says Kiev experience the ‘best 3 minutes of my life’
Shay Healy says ‘low-life thug’ stole his Eurovision trophy
Composer of ‘What’s Another Year’ says the award was taken from his Dublin home
Director general warns RTÉ staff of tough decisions ahead
Dee Forbes promises to consult unions before any more announcements on jobs
Brand New Retro: 'Cheese is manfood. Serve a man cheese. And win his heart.'
Little Museum of Dublin’s latest show reveals "a pre-internet Ireland, another world where men had unfeasibly thick heads of hair and people took pills to put on weight
Brian Boyd: Why I sometimes pretend that I am not Irish on my holidays
What we have to endure from ill-informed foreigners is tantamount to a hate crime in today’s language
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