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Steve Lightfoot Developing 'The String Diaries' For TV With RubyRock - Vimarsana News

Steve Lightfoot Developing 'The String Diaries' For TV With RubyRock

Steve Lightfoot is developing 'The String Diaries' For TV With 'Geek Girl' producer RubyRock and Sony Studios.

Deirdre O'Kane: 'I've reached a point where I'm not afraid to make people uncomfortable' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Deirdre O'Kane: 'I've reached a point where I'm not afraid to make people uncomfortable' – The Irish Times

Comic has blazed trail in Ireland, carving a career as woman stand-up at a time when such things were unheard of

Simon Delaney on Lyric FM: 'I'm in the chair Gay Byrne sat in. That isn't lost on me' - Vimarsana News

Simon Delaney on Lyric FM: 'I'm in the chair Gay Byrne sat in. That isn't lost on me'

As with the history of Irish broadcasting in general, so with the career of Simon Delaney: the totemic figure of Gay Byrne casts a long shadow. Lately in situ as host of the eponymous Sunday Afternoon with… on Lyric FM, some of his earliest memories are being in the kitchen with his mother, “the radio on, listening to Gaybo”.

Steve Wall reveals his mum 'died of a broken heart after niece killed in crash' - Vimarsana News

Steve Wall reveals his mum 'died of a broken heart after niece killed in crash'

Entertainer Steve Wall believes his cancer-stricken mother died from a broken heart when his toddler niece died in a road crash.

Sultans of Ping at Vicar Street review: 'It's good to be in your little f**king town' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Sultans of Ping at Vicar Street review: 'It's good to be in your little f**king town' – The Irish Times

Cork band roll back the years as young and old dance bumper-to-bumper, transforming the venue into a huge, celebratory mosh-pit