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Irish Times - Entertainment
Tradfluencer – The Sharon Shannon Story review: A folk superstar never cut out for celebrity
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Four new films to see this week: Obsession, Once We Were Punks, The Mysterious Gaze of the Flamingo and The Christophers15 hours ago
Dirtpickers by Edie May Hand: An astonishing debut novel from a young Meath author7 hours ago
Bob Odenkirk: 'Breaking Bad was a show that I was surprised they kept on the air'13 hours ago
Patrick Pearse looked into his heart to determine what Irish people wanted. Some are still at it today1 day ago
More David Attenborough and less Karl Marx would be good for the left21 hours ago
The Music Quiz: A singer from which Irish band is co-lead in the Irish production of Oklahoma!5 days ago
The Cannes Movie Quiz: Which Irish actor is on this year's jury?3 days ago
Eurovision 2026 review: Father Ted, controversy and Ireland's absence as Bulgaria wins1 day ago
Cannes 2026: Why almost nowhere else is as good at generating ear-bursting controversy1 day ago
Yacht-rocker Christopher Cross: 'I certainly didn't have the money for a yacht. Never had one'2 days ago
Drake: Iceman review – The rapper can write great pop. But this is a listless, forgettable album3 days ago
Tame Impala in Dublin: Sometimes it's hard to understand what Kevin Parker is aiming for4 days ago
New Irish albums reviewed and rated: Goodtime John, Molly O'Mahony, Mick Flannery, Tony St Ledger, Mac Giolla Ghunna6 days ago
Aldous Harding: Train on the Island review – Hypnotic, wonderfully bizarre goth pop10 days ago
Belfastmen - An Intimate History of Life Before Gay Liberation: Defiance, tenderness and interrupted clandestine encounters22 hours ago
TV guide: the best new shows to watch, starting tonight1 day ago
TV goes for gold with Wordle and Golden Elevator gameshows – but will it hit the jackpot?2 days ago
Derek Mooney pay controversy compounds image of dysfunction and distrust at RTÉ3 days ago
Puff review: Hiltinho Fantástico's glorious movement shows the possibilities of the human body1 day ago
Soft God by Emma Martin – Powerful performances in a dance show where it helps to embrace the chaos2 days ago
First Look: The Irish artists at Venice Biennale 2026, the 'Olympics of the art world'13 days ago
In Wandering Star, the artist Mark Joyce maps arcs with the patience of a navigator19 days ago