Graham Norton’s Holding is a satisfying murder mystery – but it’s a crime against Cork accents
TV review: Did Charlene McKenna base her accent on Roy Keane’s Mick McCarthy tirade?
TV review: Did Charlene McKenna base her accent on Roy Keane’s Mick McCarthy tirade?
Review: Edgar Wright’s time-travel diversion explores the seedier side of the 1960s
Film review: Don’t expect subtlety from this broad Dublin comedy
Michael Flatley becomes an impressively antlered elk in a new animated film based on the hit show
Patrick Freyne: Eating with the Enemy is a televisual response to our endless opinionising
Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival unveils line-up for 2021 virtual event
This pandemic will pass and we will travel again. But where will we go?
Events to take place later in December, says Minister for Arts and Culture
Review: Ahmed is a credit to her nation. It’s a shame Mary McGuckian’s biopic is so pallid
Legislation introduced as pressure increases on Green Party to back Bill
With a new series about to hit screens, thanks to streaming services – and subtitles – the show’s cult following has spread globally
Actor Pauline McLynn calls for sport to be outlawed at Dublin demonstration
Actor Karl Shiels, who died on Monday aged 47, played shady Robbie Quinn in the soap
Review: The Irish actor’s flailing adventures continue in this edgy Channel 4 sitcom
The writer/star of hit show GameFace is proud of her Irish roots. Just don’t call her Roy-sin
Review: V2 rocket scientist Arthur Rudolph was spirited to the US to work on the space programme
Review: Pauline McLynn and Peter Gowan work from an extraordinary script by Enda Walsh, but the setting leaves things out in the cold
Plays for an audience of one and a Mick Flannery musical are among this year’s ambitious programme
Rough Magic is recharging itself with a new young company and an electrifying take on Shakespeare
Subset collective calls for new public art framework to allow licensing of murals
Over 600, including big cross-section from theatre and arts , attend humanist service
Yes side retains clear - but narrowing - advantage in abortion referendum campaign
Review: The intentions of this biopic are honourable, but Allen, you feel, would have told it so much better.
Events include Priest’s Dance Off, The Lovely Girls competition and Ted’s Got Talent
Harris Dickinson, the rising British actor, has been praised for his performance in the Sundance prizewinner Beach Rats
TV review: RTÉ’s new comedy features Pauline McLynn, fart jokes and undead parents
Live weather event and sporting moment vote will feature alongside familiar formats
Caryl Churchill’s short, brutal play is brilliantly realised
Letter to Taoiseach signed by academics and artists urges Government to act ‘without delay’
The Women’s Podcast celebrates its 100th episode with 100 quotes by and about women in Ireland
2016 Revisited: Too much TV glamorises ‘going out for the night, having sex with people, then dissecting it the next day over avocados’. Stefanie Preissner set out to be more realistic
TV schedule launch mixes razzmatazz with stern assertions of public service values
From the frenzied seasonal supermarket shop to spending the season away from home to the challenges of a menopausal Christmas, the women’s podcast brings you festive reflections from seven Irish writers
Broadside: ‘I loved the taste of meat but I have always known that I couldn’t kill a creature myself and eat it, so I left the slaughter to others. Now, I can no longer do that’
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices