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Irish Times - Entertainment
Patrick Freyne: Today's rich weirdos have nothing on the billionaires of my youth
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Event guide: Luke Combs, Forest Fest and the other best things to see in Ireland in the week ahead2 hours ago
Killing Maradona: The one book you need on football's greatest No 101 hour ago
Slane Castle memories: Did you rock out to David Bowie, R.E.M. or Harry Styles?15 hours ago
'What's the most exciting theatre in the world, and how can Irish audiences experience it?'20 hours ago
The Norwegian refusing to row at the World Cup highlights a serious issue2 days ago
The Music Quiz: How many times does Kurt Cobain sing/shout the word 'yeah' in Lithium?1 day ago
The Movie Quiz: Which is the first Alfred Hitchcock film in colour?6 days ago
A brilliant book of fiction keeps breathing somewhere in the mind long after you close it1 day ago
The lucrative but frustrating musical afterlife of The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd and Bob Dylan4 days ago
Willie Clancy week: 'Every shack, shed and síbín has a concertina player in it'3 days ago
New Irish albums reviewed and rated: Sailing Stones, Shark School, Shimmer Boy, Killian Walsh, Zaska20 hours ago
Jack White: Frozen Charlotte review – Agreeable, moreish and very, very Jack Whiteish6 days ago
U2 release new single Street of Dreams – a buzzy, uplifting number clearly made for radio airplay8 days ago
After shaky start at Iveagh Gardens, Elvis Costello finds his cowboy-booted feet10 days ago
Digger: Tom Cruise is unrecognisable in this new climate disaster comedy2 days ago
Cillian Murphy on Sam Neill: 'I admired him and adored him in equal measure'2 days ago
Cactus Pears review: Grief and familial convention frame quiet queer romance1 hour ago
The Odyssey review: Set aside any doubts. This star-studded film is Christopher Nolan at his best13 hours ago
Animal Farm: Andy Serkis's take on George Orwell's fable is a mess20 hours ago
Trouble Was by Charlotte Edwardes: Toughness of toxic families told with great tenderness1 day ago
RTÉ's Áine Lawlor signs off: From 'swot' to 'bolshie' broadcaster, she never lost her impish charm2 days ago
TV guide: the best new shows to watch3 days ago
Austin, season two on BBC One: A well-judged and charming comic take on neurodivergence5 days ago
Dressing Room review: Enda Walsh creates a meditative, moving 15 minutes1 day ago
Sian Costello: It's All About You review – Remarkably skilful painter is an artist to watch1 day ago
Sculptor Sean Henry: 'When I do the eyes, that's when I get a sense of presence'4 days ago