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Irish Times - Entertainment
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The Movie Quiz: Which is not a Sergio Leone film?6 days ago
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Franz Ferdinand in Dublin: A band determined to keep the party going with silky maturity3 days ago
Stereolab at NCH review: Eloquent Anglo-French favourites rise to the occasion4 days ago
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Scream 7: Neve Campbell and Courteney Cox return for meta-textual bloodletting16 hours ago
The Moment: Charli XCX mockumentary relies on damply written stereotypes6 days ago
Favourite books: Irish authors and stars name their best reads1 day ago
Young Sherlock star Dónal Finn: Why I turned Holmes's enemy Moriarty into a Kerry man2 days ago
AI Confidential with Hannah Fry: A stark message about the shadowy side of machine intelligence3 days ago
Blood Brothers at Bord Gáis Energy Theatre: Well-oiled show even if some elements lose their charm13 hours ago
Animal Farm review: Orwell mapped on to Belfast in an intriguing anatomy of oppression14 hours ago
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