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‘Happiness shines through’: Thousands join Dublin Pride Parade
Taoiseach walks at head of huge parade that made its noisy way from O’Connell Street to Merrion Square
The Gilded Age review: Pretty but dour show about snobbish New Yorkers
Television: Julian Fellowes’s spiritual successor to Downton Abbey is lacking in both fun and a true understanding of blue blood upper-crust America
Sky Ireland tells court it is not obliged to give end of contract notice
Communications regulator is seeking High Court orders requiring company to end its practice of automatically renewing customers’ deals
‘I paid Three and Sky for broadband services but got neither’
Caoimhe’s landlord put the kibosh on her initial broadband installation plans
Malachy Clerkin: I cannot wait for Lions tour, but why does rugby always feel this need for overblown nonsense?
Beauty of a Lions tour is its unique one-moment-in-time energy – sell that instead of all the tired battleworn guff
Confessions of a dodgy box owner: ‘It did give me pause for thought but the savings are incredible’
An end user is aware of the ethical issues of illegally accessing content but is not concerned about being caught
Dodgy boxes: Could I get in trouble for owning one after recent court cases?
Illegal access to content is back in the spotlight – here’s what you need to know
Sky alleges Co Wexford man may have made €450,000 a year from ‘dodgy box’ service
Sky investigator estimates David Dunbar to have up to 5,000 customers paying for his service.
Man jailed for selling ‘dodgy boxes’ with estimated loss to Sky of almost €750,000
Court hears Polish national Daniel Oleskow was not a Sky agent and was not authorised to sell equipment from premises in Navan
Formula One’s Bernie Collins: ‘People in the pub will say ‘that’s an unusual role for a girl’’
The former F1 engineer and strategist from Co Fermanagh is garnering new fans as a Sky Sports analyst, and advised on Brad Pitt and Kerry Condon’s upcoming film
TV guide: the best new shows to watch, starting tonight
May 11th-16th: including Legacy, Elsbeth, and the Eurovision semi-finals
Albanese eyes up cabinet picks after Australian election victory
The Labor prime minister has a packed bench of colleagues for his cabinet, but some will be disappointed
The Pitt could land in Ireland next year. What is taking so long?
Noah Wyle's new medical drama is taking its time getting to the Old World
TV guide: the best new shows to watch, starting tonight
Including Anna Haugh’s Big Irish Food Tour, A Deadly American Marriage, Malpractice and more
Why the ‘shock’ Last of Us exit doesn’t technically count as a shock TV death
Pulling off surprises in television drama is harder than ever in an era of on-demand viewing, online chatter and pre-existing IP
The nine biggest TV shows of 2025 so far: Why you should watch them, and where you can catch them
Including Andor, Severance, The Last of Us, Your Friends & Neighbors, and Adolescence
The Last of Us drops a bombshell for the TV ages. Did that really just happen?
Television: This is like Logan Roy’s death in Succession, or perhaps even the Red Wedding in Game of Thrones
The Last of Us review: Prepare to be shocked by this compelling new season
Television: Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsay are back as adoptive father and daughter with the show’s zombie game stronger than ever
The White Lotus finale review: The upbeat conclusion of this dark episode feels trite and unearned
Television: Is showrunner Mike White sliding towards sentimentality in season 3? It’s been a wild ride – but viewers may be relieved to finally check out
The White Lotus season three: where are we now, and what are the predictions for who ends up dead?
Television: Third season of Mike White’s hotel resort-themed black comedy is coming to a close, so where are we now, and what are the predictions for who ends up dead?
Hitchhiker’s Guide offered glimpse of a future where technology would mediate almost every interaction
Sci-fi author Douglas Adams didn’t live long enough to see the technological future he foretold become reality, or how his vision influenced his most famous fan
Aimee Lou Wood on White Lotus: The novelty of a natural smile
English actor’s broad and beautiful smile has attracted much praise from viewers of the television show
Severance is brilliant and relatable. These are eight other similar shows you might love
Apple TV+’s stylish dystopian drama Severance is one of the best workplace TV shows. Here are eight more to watch
Gangs of London review: An Irish villain is dispatched with a boink to the head from a big mallet. The show is that absurd
Television: Amid all the gunplay, season three of Sky’s ultra-violent, hyper-cartoonish crime romp is missing a plot
Sky Glass Gen 2 review: Better picture but no drastic overhaul
The second-gen Glass is better than its predecessor, even if it largely looks the same
Christina Hendricks is great in Chris O’Dowd’s Small Town, Big Story but it still disappoints
Theatrical Paddy-isms doubtless went down well with Sky executives in London as they bankrolled the project
Fight or Flight review: Snapped arms, splattered brains, a surprise chainsaw – this is good, honest pulp
Josh Hartnett stars as a loose-cannon agent tasked with tracking down a terrorist
The White Lotus effect: Who’d associate themselves with such sickening decadence? Almost anyone who can afford to, it seems
‘These people are awful. Oh, I so want to be them’ has always been a key component of the American dream
We already have Great House Revival. What we need now is Feck the Preservation Order, Let’s Knock It and Build an Office Block
Or maybe If We Just Leave It Derelict We’ll Make Money on the Land Value Alone. Hugh Wallace could still present it
The White Lotus review: Season three has its finger on the pulse to an almost excruciating degree
Television: This Eat-the-rich franchise has settled into a groove. Viewers looking for more privileged American idiots wreaking havoc abroad will be thrilled
Chris O’Dowd: ‘In Hollywood we felt very disconnected, very far away’
The actor and comedian’s multi-faceted career has taken him from The IT Crowd in London to the bright lights of Hollywood, but he’s happy to be back on home turf with a new Sky series set in Ireland
Kay Burley’s exit from Sky News marks the end of an era
Presenter was face of the 24-hour news service from day one, but almost everything else has changed for channel since 1989
Broadcaster Kay Burley announces she is retiring from Sky News after 36 years
Veteran journalist was one of original hosts of channel when it was launched in 1989
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