Ireland sucked me in, in that sad subtle way like a few too many pints, and I wanted to make a life here

Win on Minella Times at Aintree caps a fine season which has transformed the sport

The promiscuous brandishing of generational cohorts is a disease of the modern age

Review: Well-worn yarns of Laurel Canyon music in the groovy times get another airing

Michael Flatley retains position in wealth list while Rihanna joins after moving to London

Star, famous for songs such as Tutti Frutti, was an originator of the genre

Triggering Troubles documentary Lost Lives, plus the return of Outlander and The Great House Revival, Al Pacino in alt-history thriller Hunters, and two Friends with new shows

Gene Gallagher and Sonny Starkey have pleaded not guilty after alleged altercation

The director on his new romcom, in which only one man remembers the band existed

Lewis shapes relationship trouble and her mother’s death into something durable

Film will be based around 55 hours of unreleased video recordings made during 'Let It Be' sessions

More than 8,000 items from Hugh Hefner’s Los Angeles home set for auction

Not even a modern-day reminder of the twittering president could spoil our happiness as we sang along to ‘Nelly the Elephant’

Jilly Cooper, Eamonn Holmes, Marc Almond, Alexandra Shulman, Rick Stein also recognised

Dublin’s Wolfe Tone Square the site for recreation of Beatles’ famous album cover

I now know Ringo is my favourite Beatle, and who’s to blame for The Flaming Lips

Released 50 years ago, The Beatles’ opus changed the way people listened to music

Athlone man turned to auctioneering after stockbroking and hotel doorman work

The 10th annual Dublin Book Festival takes place this weekend, hosting workshops, walks, talks and readings by some of Ireland’s prominent writers. Here are some of the must-sees

New book features images and interviews with world’s most famous drummers