Sunday, August 09, 2026 7:22 PM ET
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From America to Dún Laoghaire: 'Gun violence in US schools is something we thought about a lot'18 hours ago
Crime fiction: Asteroids, serial killers and a Hitchcock flight of fantasy20 hours ago
Evie Gaughan: AI companies are missing the entire point of writing or reading a book18 hours ago
Artefacts of life: a treasure trove of Ireland's architecture turns 5018 hours ago
Enoch Burke v Glen Hansard: Where is the line when it comes to protest?6 days ago
The Music Quiz: The granddaughter of which Irish musician is a member of The Lambrini Girls?4 days ago
The Movie Quiz: How many films are there in the Marvel Cinematic Universe?2 days ago
Sam Fender and Olivia Dean have broken a chart record with Rein Me In. You know the one. Don't you?1 day ago
How many times a day do people fart? Yes, you're listening to the Seán Moncrieff show2 days ago
Possession on Sky Atlantic: A supernatural thriller tied to UK's unresolved legacy of slavery3 days ago
William Orbit: Music producer for Madonna, U2 and more dies aged 692 days ago
The Anchoress: 'The moment I shared that I was a mother, people treated me differently'2 days ago
Role Model's new album, Chuck Timely and The Hourglass, is heartfelt with a vintage sheen2 days ago
Ariana Grande: Petal review – Singer claws back her agency before taking a step away5 days ago
Christy Moore at All Together Now: A rousing Auld Triangle is dedicated to the late Glen Hansard8 days ago
Sligo Jazz Festival review: Vibrant proof of the rude health of jazz at home and abroad13 days ago
Four new films to see this week: The Summer Book, Have You Never Heard of Bill Fuller?, Nimrods: A Green Day Comedy and Queens of the Dead19 hours ago
'These are her people': Friends and neighbours remember 'Queen of the Liberties' Brenda Fricker3 days ago
The Summer Book review: Lovely moments in unhurried adaptation of treasured Tove Jansson novel2 days ago
Have You Never Heard of Bill Fuller? review: An Irish showman with ties to Johnny Cash, a famed Dublin venue, the Mafia and gold digging3 days ago
Queens of the Dead review: The undead have never looked this fabulous3 days ago
RTÉ announces date for The Traitors Ireland second season2 days ago
The Curing Line review: Five-star reminder of why we go to the theatre, or why we go out at all2 days ago
The Last Tape: Beckett foray into opera comes to Kilkenny in hybrid form5 days ago
Otherworldly art: Michael Ashur's astral art is illuminated once more18 hours ago