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CONSHOHOCKEN -- April is National Poetry Month, and Conshohocken Free Library is marking the observance with pop-up poetry stations at 10 spots throughout the borough. CFL staffer Harry Hoy organized the event and came up with the idea as a way “to bring poetry to the local community and encourage the public to engage with their surroundings in a new and thoughtful way.” “National Poetry Month is…a celebration of all things poetry during April,” Hoy says. “This yea...

Updated / Thursday, 8 Apr 2021 11:58 Ryan Tubridy This weeks Late Late Show will celebrate the songs and lives of John Prine, Kenny Rogers, Charley Pride, Hal Ketchum, and Brian Coll. Fridays show will also feature the likes of rugby player CJ Stander, Smother star Dervla Kirwan, and golfer Padraig Harrington. Ryan Tubridy will be joined by Irish country stars including Cliona Hagan, Susan McCann, Declan Nerney, Robert Mizzell, and Michael English performing some of their greatest composit...

Who is on RTEs Late Late Show with Ryan Tubridy this week? Full line-up announced The long-running RTE chat show is back on Friday night with another impressive line-up which includes the star of one of the biggest shows on TV as well as one of Irelands hottest bands 14:03, 8 APR 2021 Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single dayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! When you sub...

Other famous faces we lost this year ... Neil Peart: Drummer from Canadian prog-rock trio Rush died in January aged 67 following a battle with brain cancer. Kobe Bryant: Former basketball superstar (41) was killed in January alongside his daughter Gianna and seven others in a helicopter crash. Kirk Douglas: One of the last stars of Hollywoods Golden Age died aged 103 in February. Caroline Flack: The Love Island host (40) took her own life at her home in Stoke Newington, north-east London in F...

A concert promoter has revealed how Charley Prides appearance in Belfast at the height of the Troubles probably saved his company. The country and western star, who toured Northern Ireland at a time when few artists would come, passed away on Saturday at his home in Dallas at 86 from coronavirus complications. His impact stretched across the Atlantic and he developed a strong legion of fans here, many who attended his show in Belfasts Ritz Cinema in November 1976. Originally due to perform a 40...