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Irish Times - Entertainment
Beyond the Pale day two sees music fans relax in 'blessed' weather
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Dancer Michael Keegan-Dolan: 'I do everything slightly backwards'21 hours ago
Ireland vs England in philosophy: Who would win a World Cup of ideas?5 days ago
The Music Quiz: Lady Gaga's Bad Romance references three films by which director?3 days ago
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I told Copilot to f**k off the other day. 'F**k off, Copilot,' I typed, without asterisks21 hours ago
With Elvis Costello, Elizabeth Strout and surging audiences, Brendan O'Connor is riding high1 day ago
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Olivia Rodrigo's new album, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love, is brilliantly catchy and beautifully bittersweet1 day ago
Guns N' Roses blast through the old tunes brilliantly at 3Arena, but where are the new songs?2 days ago
Nick Cave in Malahide: His connection to Irish songwriting is evident in a moving final song2 days ago
David Byrne at St Anne's Park review: For Burning Down the House the sodden field becomes a communal jig5 days ago
Steven Spielberg's best films, in reverse order4 days ago
Idris Elba says a black James Bond would not be accepted and denies he was in contention for role5 days ago
Time and Water review: An arresting documentary about Iceland's disappearing glaciers2 days ago
The Fall of Sir Douglas Weatherford review: Peter Mullan tremendous in ambitious if uneven satire2 days ago
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What is Yesteryear and why is everyone talking about it?20 hours ago
Author Keith Ridgway: 'Dooneen is the most beautiful place on Earth, as far as I'm concerned'21 hours ago
Brexit - A Very British Civil War review: Ghastly portrait of ruling classes having a lark4 days ago
Irish woman Victoria Onanusi joins Fitzy in Love Island villa4 days ago
HouseWork review: A love letter and an elegy for the 1990s and a future Ireland that never quite arrived14 hours ago
David Hockney: Single-minded star of contemporary art defied establishment derision1 day ago