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Irish Times - Entertainment

Síle Seoige – An Saol Mar Atá on TG4: An honest depiction of the daily frustrations of parenting in modern Ireland

13 hours ago

Dawson's Creek's 10 best moments: First kisses, 'I remember everything', and a wonderful romcom twist

12 hours ago

Chosen Family by Madeleine Gray: Compelling take on queer adolescence and platonic parenthood

19 hours ago

How to Get to Heaven from Belfast: An underwhelming and tonally disorienting show

12 hours ago

'For hundreds of millions of people on TikTok, Jeff Buckley is still alive'

18 hours ago

The Leaving Cert points race crushes open-ended dialogue

3 days ago

The Music Quiz: Which Oscar-nominated film did Nick Cave write a song for?

1 day ago

The Movie Quiz: Who is not a Looney Tuner?

6 days ago

Lord of the Flies: Adolescence writer Jack Thorne's experiment in free-range parenting

12 hours ago

The Pogues drummer Andrew Ranken dies aged 72

1 day ago

Hot Press's 50th anniversary gig: Bob Geldof, Van Morrison, Imelda May and The Frames wish the magazine a happy birthday

3 days ago

Cardinals: Masquerade review – New ideas aren't necessarily all they're cracked up to be

6 days ago

Ye Vagabonds: All Tied Together – Five stars for this powerfully raw modern trad

10 days ago

On Megadeth's farewell album, Dave Mustaine signs off with a final act of bloody-mindedness

20 days ago

Life under Saddam Hussein: 'A child being asked to bake a cake without flour or sugar was not absurd'

1 day ago

Four new films to see this week: A Quiet Love, Send Help, My Father's Shadow and Twinless

3 days ago

Little Amélie or the Character of Rain review: Playful, gorgeous and emotionally impactful

19 hours ago

Crime 101 review: Barry Keoghan brings his Love/Hate juice to LA – and eats the role alive

1 day ago

The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie revels in its cartoonish artifice

1 day ago

Scifi/fantasy: Dave Rudden's Sister Wake a politically charged epic that draws on Irish history

1 day ago

To Kill a Mockingbird at Bord Gáis Energy Theatre: There are gasps at this play's most shocking moment

12 hours ago

Infinity review: Five stars for this Cork Arts Theatre staging of Hannah Moscovitch's funny, obliquely mischievous play

3 days ago

Touring exhibition reimagining Palestinian artist's lost work comes to Belfast

4 days ago

Tributes paid to Irish artist Richard Gorman following his death

13 days ago