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“The Pogues were also unashamedly abrasive and political, at a time when being political about Ireland in Britain was no easy task”. Joe Dwyer offers a tribute to Pogues lead singer Shane MacGowan ...

Tom Creed’s new production of Brendan Behan’s play – the first at the theatre for almost 40 years – features a cast of all female and nonbinary actors

Tired of the same shenanigans every weekend? We’re here to help you with our guide on what to watch and where to go. 

A new documentary showcases the brilliant work being done at Coolmine, the drug and alcohol recovery community which has Damien Dempsey as its ambassador. He...

George Murphy & The Rising Sons in Vicar St. was absolute box-office, Hollywood style box office. Indeed, it was akin to watching a Commitments script, f...

Poets and writers fascinate John Arnold and weave their wordy spells after all these years

The great gaels of Ireland/Are the men that God made madFor all their wars are merry/And all their songs are sad.G.K. Chesteron wrote those words in 1911. Seven decades later

Each year, the President and Sabina Higgins host a series of Garden Parties, to celebrate the work of people and organisations who have been active in projects…

In advance of The Frames gig at the Marquee in Cork, Glen Hansard also recalls warm memories of Leeside with Mic Christopher and Fergus OFarrell 

A serial public order offender was nearly hit by a car when she ran drunk into a street after hurling abuse at gardaí, a court heard.