Oscars

Martin is the first person with Down syndrome to win an Academy Award after the film in which he starred, An Irish Goodbye, won best live action short film

Many viewers delighted in the star’s disdain for the entire spectacle. The other half wondered how Ashley Graham managed to maintain her poise

Including: Was The Banshees of Inisherin ever going to win anything, and what was Colin Farrell’s SNL remark about?

In the true competition of gúnas, at least, we know Kerry Condon was the supreme winner, and the pride of the parish, in her yellow number

Everything Everywhere All at Once and Women Talking are among our critics highly rated films, but The Whale sinks under its own weightiness

An Irish Goodbye actor’s mother asked if he was nervous going to an event before the Academy Awards. Martin said he was ‘just going to work’

This year’s Academy Awards ‘testament to the wealth of talent’ in sector, says Minister for Arts

At the 95th Academy Awards on Sunday, gold, embellishment and bright colour dominated when it came to dresses

Win for comedy-drama An Irish Goodbye drew loudest cheers on a night of highs and lows for Irish film industry at IFI

All the winners from the 95th Academy Awards, presented at the Dolby Theatre, in Hollywood

Everything Everywhere All at Once has an extraordinary night at the 95th Academy Awards, winning seven Oscars

All the drama from the 95th Academy Awards as The Banshees of Inisherin and An Cailín Ciúin brought the ‘green wave’ of Irish film to Hollywood’s champagne carpet

Mescal reflects on stardom, depression and the strange tension of the Oscar envelope-opening moment

‘We have the talent in Ireland that can stand shoulder to shoulder with the best designers in the world’

Pawo Choyning Dorji and his crew had a mountain to climb to shoot their Oscar-nominated movie set in a remote school in Bhutan

Veteran soundman and Irish citizen Doug Murray nominated for his work on The Batman

I completely missed the film’s underlying story the first time I saw it. But the second screening floored me

The Northern Ireland comedy about death and reconciliation ran into some unexpected opposition after getting on the Oscar shortlist

The Academy Awards have unintentionally provided some of the most jaw-dropping moments in the history of live television

The Banshees actor had ‘tons of sentimental stuff’ in the missing luggage

It has historically been enormously difficult for any title up against a best picture nominee to triumph in best international film. But An Cailín Ciúin has a habit of doing the impossible

Unthinkable: Is Jenny the donkey believable? Laws of literary criticism invented by Aristotle more than 2,000 years ago can still be applied today

Catherine Clinch (13) is taking time off school to attend, with Paul Mescal’s parents anticipating night of ‘dreams’

From Bergman, Bogart and Brando to De Niro, Portman and Taylor, the competition is stellar - and Streep doesn’t make the cut

The first Irish-born best-actor winner, the first baroness to receive an Oscar... Much new ground could be broken when the gongs are given out on Sunday

Martin McDonagh’s Oscar competitor nominated in 11 categories, one ahead of Frank Berry’s drama

Minister will be hoping the sun shines on the Irish film industry during her Los Angeles visit

Uncomfortable questions must be considered after disappointment at Screen Actors Guild awards

Do the Baftas confirm any Irish nominees as favourites and what happened with Carey Mulligan?

As Dublin International Film Festival 2023 arrives, and with the Oscars less than a month away, we press play on some remarkable soundtracks

Kerry Condon and Barry Keoghan win supporting awards as Martin McDonagh takes best British film and screenplay

Sixty-year-old actor nominated this year as a producer of popular best picture contender Top Gun: Maverick

Producer was at the heart of showing the Irish film and TV industry had the talent and facilities to compete with any rivals

‘Brilliant, witty and wise’, Flynn was attached to projects including Angela’s Ashes and Veronica Guerin

Hugh Linehan: How did the word’s richest and most sophisticated media industry get to be so bad at the basics?

Sarah Polley’s movie, which is up for best picture, is set in a Mennonite community whose women are victims of an endless cycle of sexual abuse

Emer McLysaght: The Oscar-nominated actor whom the BBC called British has done more for the county than the Naas Ball could ever dream of

Investigation discovered social media and outreach campaigning tactics that caused concern, says Academy

Donald Clarke: The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is meeting to review its rules after Andrea Riseborough’s surprise nomination

Back when host David Niven dealt with a male streaker, the Oscars were essential viewing. Now audiences have lost interest (unless a star assaults the host)