Will WRC ruling on fiddler in band spark a rush of cases from the gig economy?
Workplace Relations Commission ruling notable for directly applying the Supreme Court judgment in Domino’s Pizza case
Nathan Carter
Nathan Carter’s Castlerea prison concert: Patrick Freyne goes behind the scenes of a surreal gig
Event in aid of paediatric ward in Sligo hospital, Mayo hospice and Roscommon youth services
All Blacks bring big hits to supporters’ pockets with €125 stand tickets
Category A tickets for Ireland’s World Cup sold out qualifier against Portugal cost €65
Rachael Blackmore and Daniel O’Donnell lend support to 250km bed push fundraiser
Event named after Noah Gooch (6) who was diagnosed with leukaemia in January
Nathan Carter apologises after police break up party breaching Covid rules
Singer had been celebrating birthday with at least 50 people at Co Fermanagh home
Irish musicians post video in call for help from Budget 2021
Thousands on the ‘breadline’ with live music venues closed since March
Late Late Country Special: ‘I’m Ryan Tubridy and I eat dinner in the middle of the day’
Patrick Freyne on RTÉ’s annual reach-out to the ‘irradiated wasteland beyond Greystones’
From fake news to hopes of faith news at Croke Park
Patrick Freyne: Pope Francis receives families, gets selfie with a child and gives a speech with a mother-in-law joke
Q&A: Conor Pope’s guide to Pope Francis’s visit
The World Meeting of Families explained and how it will affect transport in Dublin
Pope’s visit to Ireland: everything you need to know
Why is he visiting? Where will he stay? and more questions answered
Daniel O’Donnell and Nathan Carter to perform at Pope’s Festival of Families
Pope Francis opts to sit among the faithful and not on stage with dignitaries at Croke Park
Video of singalong at Big Tom’s graveside goes viral
Mourners at funeral of country star sing along to ‘Never Grow Old’
Big Tom remembered on ‘Late Late Show Country Special’
Singer is recalled as ‘Ireland’s Johnny Cash’ as musicians perform a medley of his hits
Five shows to watch on TV this weekend
Late Late Show remembers Big Tom while Benedict Cumberbatch joins Graham Norton
Seven of the best TV shows to watch this week
RTÉ goes Back to the Joy, Bob Geldof goes back to Live Aid, Ryan Tubridy goes country
Wanted: ‘Well-developed women with plenty of road frontage’
RTÉ’s ‘Stetsons and Stilettos’ throws open the barn door on a thriving Irish sub-culture
‘Mrs Brown’s Boys’ tops Christmas television ratings
Almost 700,000 watched the special on RTÉ One, adding to its 6.8m audience on BBC One
‘Any chance of a passport?’ asks the Queen while Lars Von Trier takes on Mrs Brown
Patrick Freyne previews this year’s Christmas TV and gives away some plot twists
Animated version of McCourt’s Angela and Shane MacGowan on RTÉ’s Christmas menu
An animated Frank McCourt story, a Fairytale of New York doc and Mrs Brown
Sean Moncrieff: I don't get Nathan Carter and the Country and Irish music tribe
Country and Irish? To my ears it sounds like country music but with all the blood drained out
Rock me mama, there’s music on TV
RTÉ has shares in Nathan Carter, but music television everywhere is staging a comeback
How long must we sing this song?
Why some bands dread hearing the same hit song title being called out to them at gigs
Because she’s worth it: short breaks to take with your mum
Looking for ideas for a Mother's Day present? Why not book one of these great getaways that you can enjoy with your mum?
Diarmaid Ferriter: 50 things we’ll need in Ireland in 2017
Priorities include an end to direct provision, child poverty – and Roy Keane’s beard
Not going to Electric Picnic? Events to keep you entertained this weekend
It may feel as if the whole country is off to Stradbally this weekend, but what about the 4.6 million of us who aren’t? Here are some other events on around the country
Country music celebration lures ‘heartland’ viewers to RTÉ
Stetson invasion proves a hit for Montrose
Live at the Marquee to bring 80,000 music fans to Cork
Little Mix, Chic and Don Henley among the acts scheduled for this year’s concert series
Nicky Byrne ‘disappointed’ with Eurovision exit
Former Westlife singer fails to qualify for final of song contest with ‘Sunlight’
Sinn Féin’s Mercedes-Benz ferries faithful in Cork
Party making sure voters get to polling stations to vote for their man in general election
Moving against the tide from Australia to Ireland
People couldn’t understand why I had made the move but I had the time of my life in Ireland, writes Marina Pliatsikas
Leading concert promoter calls for relaxation of planning laws
Peter Aiken says Ireland needs to capitalise on venues like Croke Park and Aviva
Willie Penrose lambasts RTÉ for ‘failing’ Irish music
Former minister says French-style quota system should be introduced by broadcaster
We have lift-off: Irish cultural calendar 2015
A year of Yeats. The return of the Gathering. The zaniness of TedFest. The muckiness of the National Ploughing Championships. The musical magic of Electric Picnic. The spectacular scenery of Earagail Arts Festival. And much more. Consider yourself told
Keeping it country pays for local station with global reach
Fledgling broadcaster Irish TV is moving from a purely online platform to having a slot on Sky, and may even get a broadcasting licence in the State
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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