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Irish Times - Entertainment
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The Music Quiz: Which country is the title of a song on Fontaines DC's forthcoming album?5 days ago
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Two thumbs up for Tom Cruise in Digger. Also, two thumbs down1 day ago
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Taylor Swift's Showgirl encore: Three superb new songs and a Colin Farrell cameo9 days ago
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Christopher Eccleston on Chasing Millions: A tale from Ireland's biggest bank heist1 day ago
Salman Rushdie on watching himself being stabbed: 'Triggering? That's a little too military for my liking'2 days ago
Extra Geography review: Nerve-rackingly brilliant boarding-school cringe comedy4 days ago
Try! review: In this charming Irish documentary, everyone's a winner5 days ago
The Weight review: Ethan Hawke does the heavy lifting in this 1970s-style genre movie5 days ago
Celebrity Traitors on BBC One: An ego-filled riot of characters come roaring out of the traps3 days ago
Zinc review: One man's unusual history becomes a left-field meditation on identity and language1 day ago
Without Distinction of Sex review: A cautious approach to what should be a radical call for change2 days ago
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