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Irish Times - Entertainment

Grand Theft Auto: The thrill of breaking bad from the safety of your sofa

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When Jamie Oliver talks to Claire Byrne, he gives ground to his palpably cheesed-off host

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This Boy's Voice by John Creedon: modest but perceptive narrative forms a lyrical account of a 1970s Irish adolescence

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Bono explains Carnaval de Luz: The singer's track by track guide to U2's new album

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Bono is right - we need to not surrender to the melancholy

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The Music Quiz: What is the birth name of Stevie Wonder?

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The Movie Quiz: What was Nicolas Cage's birth name?

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Neurodivergence, The Making of Me on RTÉ One: Moving insights with a heartfelt message at their core

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12 12 12 review on Apple TV: Jamie Dornan impresses in a silly thriller that gets the job done

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CMAT joins Philomena Begley for surprise performance at NI Music Prize in Belfast

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Radie Peat: No Human Tongue Can Tell review – Glorious album from a voice that conveys vulnerability, anger and defiance all at once

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Anna von Hausswolff at the NCH review: Mosh-pit Enya plays a mesmerising first Dublin concert

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Cat Power at Vicar Street review: A deeply felt, quietly intoxicating concert

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U2: Carnaval de Luz review – Irish rock's crazy diamonds shine on brighter than ever

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Renate Reinsve: 'We too have tallest poppy syndrome. Ireland has that, right?'

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Ouch. Taika Waititi is on the warpath after the bad reviews for his film Klara and the Sun

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Answering the Call (Freagairt na Gairme) review: Sensitive film searches for corncrakes

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Ebenezer review: Johnny Depp still has the terrible English accent he's been torturing for 30 years

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Fjord review: Palme d'Or winner has an incendiary plot for arthouse liberals

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Books newsletter: the latest news and a preview of tomorrow's pages

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Kim Kardashian is, I think, fast asleep with eyeballs painted on her eyelids. It's her best scene by far

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Romeo & Juliet review: Ballet Ireland's lead dancers give a near flawless portrayal of Shakespeare's young lovers

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Gate Theatre's 2027 season to include David Ireland premiere plus Friel and Shaw classics

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Mind-blowing: The National Gallery of Ireland's Hilma af Klint exhibition is a revelation

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Irish Life Centre's gold windows given a new life in the reflective art of Niamh O'Malley

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