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Irish Times - Entertainment

Trasna na dTonnta review: An unassuming snapshot of island life that is full of charm

8 hours ago

Oasis to play two nights at Slane Castle in 2027, with no return of dynamic ticket pricing

12 hours ago

The Newer World by Sebastian Barry: Giving voice to slavery and its aftermath

52 minutes ago

Emmy Awards 2026: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms and All Her Fault among Irish interest

16 hours ago

'Juliette Binoche brings a tour de force of emotional energy. You have to get out of its way and let it happen'

1 day ago

What would your last words be? Here are some of the best deathbed one-liners

22 hours ago

The Music Quiz: Which boy band did Simon Cowell call the 'ugliest band I have ever seen'?

6 days ago

The Movie Quiz: Which two films did Dolly Parton receive Oscar nominations for?

3 days ago

The Traitors Ireland: Host Siobhán McSweeney comes across as a bit fed up

1 day ago

Last Days of Dalymount: John Francis Flynn's blistering folk barrage is soaring and sad

1 day ago

All we know about Oasis tickets for Slane Castle as 'eye-watering' prices reach over €500

10 hours ago

New Irish albums reviewed and rated: Driven Snow, David Geraghty, Andy Irvine, Last Apollo, Sorcha Richardson

27 minutes ago

Celine Dion overcomes vocal struggles to wow Paris with French repertoire

23 hours ago

Bloc Party: Anatomy of a Brief Romance review – Infectious, emotive and hook-laden

4 days ago

Crowd-pleasing Westlife deliver wholesome predictability at first of 13 shows

4 days ago

Venice Golden Lion goes to Woman Unknown, postwar film about 'female body as battleground'

2 days ago

Everybody Digs Bill Evans review: A jazz movie on a par with 'Round Midnight and Bird

5 days ago

Pressure: Andrew Scott is brilliant in this intense D-Day drama

6 days ago

Fall 2: Deadpoint review – Sequel to a pleasingly silly survivalist horror is thin gruel

6 days ago

Compelling and unsettling: The Last Years of Edna O'Brien by her son Carlo Gébler

1 day ago

Call My Agent! actor Camille Cottin on the star-studded celeb satire: 'All the stories were true'

1 day ago

Muster at Dublin Fringe is a swooning play about releasing locked-up male emotion

2 days ago

Dead in Here at Dublin Fringe: Gen Z dread looms in admirably sly work

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Reconstructions: A Room for Mike Kelley review – A thoughtful, generous exhibition

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'You're looking at the artist's mind working': Marvels of the National Gallery's works on paper

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