Portrait shows privileged children of Oliver St John Gogarty at Connemara holiday home

The national team will spend almost all of Euro 2016 behind a tight security cordon

American anger – and the blockade – was about property rights not human rights

The Italian star of such classics as 8½ and Once Upon a Time in the West is now 78 and has just completed her 154th feature. She talks about six decades in film

Artist went from androgyny to outer space, before becoming elder statesman of British music

With red hair and green eyes O’Hara was made for showing off the rise of Technicolor

Displaced people will not return home for years. We must help them rebuild lives

There’s a truce in the battle of the sexes – at least in one corner of the fashion world

In a 24-Decade History of Popular Music, performer Taylor Mac takes audiences from 1776 to the modern day in typically sequined style

Kudamm Karree shopping centre sold for €150 million to a Munich developer

Working Girl-style big shoulder pads may be dead and buried, but women’s attempts to harness clothing to their advantage are not

Lack of economic pressure and a sense of being cut off from the surrounding world encouraged creative experimentation in 1980s West Berlin

Angela Merkel’s short speeches on Europe are unfocused and lack substance

Film star’s grandchildren auctioning hundreds of her possessions online

Maximilian Schell: December 8th, 1930-February 1st, 2014

Memories of jazz in Marrakesh, stargazing in the UK and the cost of a kiss - plus great hotel deals

Scot chisels out straight sets victory over Novak Djokovic in final

Memorials to the culling that began in 1933 are reminders of the loss of diversity

When the artist’s studio was forensically excavated, the influence of food - and books about food - became clear

Generation War, a TV miniseries about the second World War which engaged a new generation of Germans, begins tonight on RTE Two