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Irish Times - Entertainment
Ed Sheeran gigs at Massachusetts stadium owned by Macklemore critic cancelled over weather
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U2 perform special gig at their former school Mount Temple to mark 50th anniversary4 hours ago
Ireland - Why it Matters to be an Island by Michael Cronin: Stirring, provocative, unashamedly cerebral14 hours ago
Four Irish authors honoured with stamps celebrating their work5 hours ago
A hushed Brendan O'Connor amplifies Nikita Hand's traumatic testimony14 hours ago
If AI has a '10% chance' of killing us all by 2030, should I invest in a pension?4 days ago
The Music Quiz: What is the name of The Who bassist John Entwistle's spider?2 days ago
The Movie Quiz: Who is the new voice of Aslan?14 hours ago
U2's new album Carnaval de Luz features Dolly Parton and Bono duet14 minutes ago
Patrick Freyne's top TV shows of 2026: Lola Petticrew, a bearded grump and Siobhán McSweeney's sneaky Irish14 hours ago
U2 fans gather in Dublin city centre for 'surprise' appearance by the band40 minutes ago
Westside Cowboy at Whelan's review: Like watching tomorrow's superstars grow up before your eyes6 hours ago
Taylor Swift's Showgirl encore: Three superb new songs and a Colin Farrell cameo7 hours ago
Gilla Band: Pugnello review – Magnificently unhinged, hauntingly beautiful14 hours ago
Saint Etienne review: Tears as the indie-dance trailblazers say goodbye in their final Dublin gig2 days ago
Daisy Edgar-Jones: 'It was great practice for Sense and Sensibility, all that time in Fermanagh fields with cows'14 hours ago
Catherine Zeta-Jones hates her children being called nepo babies. Chris Pine has the answer5 days ago
Sense and Sensibility review: Perfectly respectable Austen adaptation offers a pleasant afternoon out1 day ago
Stupid August review: Irish film marries Charlie Chaplin with an analysis of nefarious alliances1 day ago
Her Private Hell review: Nicolas Winding Refn's horrible cheese dream is a genuine dud2 days ago
Books newsletter: a wrap of the latest news and preview of tomorrow's pages9 hours ago
Youth: This might be the best art-imitates-life show Sharon Horgan has attempted1 day ago
Aperitíf on TG4: This First Dates as Gaeilge show is cheap, cheerful and quietly disarming1 day ago
Hysterically Shopping! To Some Sort of End review: This critique of consumer culture is a tough one to sell7 hours ago
Radio Bette, minus Ruth Negga, opens Dublin Theatre Festival with deadpan drollery7 hours ago
Do It Together: Pallas Projects 1996-2026 review – 30 years of enriching Dublin's cultural life3 days ago
Reconstructions: A Room for Mike Kelley review – A thoughtful, generous exhibition11 days ago