Friday, September 25, 2026 2:05 PM ET
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Ed Sheeran gigs at Massachusetts stadium owned by Macklemore critic cancelled over weather52 minutes ago
U2 perform special gig at their former school Mount Temple to mark 50th anniversary3 hours ago
Ireland - Why it Matters to be an Island by Michael Cronin: Stirring, provocative, unashamedly cerebral13 hours ago
Four Irish authors honoured with stamps celebrating their work4 hours ago
A hushed Brendan O'Connor amplifies Nikita Hand's traumatic testimony13 hours ago
If AI has a '10% chance' of killing us all by 2030, should I invest in a pension?4 days ago
The Music Quiz: What is the name of The Who bassist John Entwistle's spider?2 days ago
The Movie Quiz: Who is the new voice of Aslan?14 hours ago
U2's new album Carnaval De Luz features Dolly Parton and Bono duet1 day ago
Patrick Freyne's top TV shows of 2026: Lola Petticrew, a bearded grump and Siobhán McSweeney's sneaky Irish13 hours ago
Westside Cowboy at Whelan's review: Like watching tomorrow's superstars grow up before your eyes5 hours ago
Taylor Swift's Showgirl encore: Three superb new songs and a Colin Farrell cameo6 hours ago
Gilla Band: Pugnello review – Magnificently unhinged, hauntingly beautiful14 hours ago
Saint Etienne review: Tears as the indie-dance trailblazers say goodbye in their final Dublin gig2 days ago
Daisy Edgar-Jones: 'It was great practice for Sense and Sensibility, all that time in Fermanagh fields with cows'13 hours ago
Catherine Zeta-Jones hates her children being called nepo babies. Chris Pine has the answer5 days ago
Sense and Sensibility review: Perfectly respectable Austen adaptation offers a pleasant afternoon out1 day ago
Stupid August review: Irish film marries Charlie Chaplin with an analysis of nefarious alliances1 day ago
Her Private Hell review: Nicolas Winding Refn's horrible cheese dream is a genuine dud2 days ago
Books newsletter: a wrap of the latest news and preview of tomorrow's pages8 hours ago
Youth: This might be the best art-imitates-life show Sharon Horgan has attempted1 day ago
Aperitíf on TG4: This First Dates as Gaeilge show is cheap, cheerful and quietly disarming1 day ago
Hysterically Shopping! To Some Sort of End review: This critique of consumer culture is a tough one to sell7 hours ago
Radio Bette, minus Ruth Negga, opens Dublin Theatre Festival with deadpan drollery6 hours ago
Do It Together: Pallas Projects 1996-2026 review – 30 years of enriching Dublin's cultural life3 days ago
Reconstructions: A Room for Mike Kelley review – A thoughtful, generous exhibition11 days ago