Irish Times - Entertainment
Trasna na dTonnta review: An unassuming snapshot of island life that is full of charm
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Oasis to play two nights at Slane Castle in 2027, with no return of dynamic ticket pricing5 hours ago
Compelling and unsettling: The Last Years of Edna O'Brien by her son Carlo Gébler18 hours ago
Emmy Awards 2026: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms and All Her Fault among Irish interest10 hours ago
'Juliette Binoche brings a tour de force of emotional energy. You have to get out of its way and let it happen'17 hours ago
What would your last words be? Here are some of the best deathbed one-liners16 hours ago
The Music Quiz: Which boy band did Simon Cowell call the 'ugliest band I have ever seen'?5 days ago
The Movie Quiz: Which two films did Dolly Parton receive Oscar nominations for?3 days ago
The Traitors Ireland: Host Siobhán McSweeney comes across as a bit fed up1 day ago
Last Days of Dalymount: John Francis Flynn's blistering folk barrage is soaring and sad1 day ago
All we know about Oasis tickets for Slane Castle as 'eye-watering' prices reach over €5003 hours ago
Celine Dion overcomes vocal struggles to wow Paris with French repertoire17 hours ago
Bloc Party: Anatomy of a Brief Romance review – Infectious, emotive and hook-laden3 days ago
Crowd-pleasing Westlife deliver wholesome predictability at first of 13 shows3 days ago
Arab Strap: Half-Told Tales review – The beautifully bleak Scots' finest album since the 1990s5 days ago
Venice Golden Lion goes to Woman Unknown, postwar film about 'female body as battleground'2 days ago
Everybody Digs Bill Evans review: A jazz movie on a par with 'Round Midnight and Bird4 days ago
Pressure: Andrew Scott is brilliant in this intense D-Day drama5 days ago
Fall 2: Deadpoint review – Sequel to a pleasingly silly survivalist horror is thin gruel5 days ago
How John McGahern wrote: 'Everything begins in a copy book. Every draft would be by hand'1 day ago
Call My Agent! actor Camille Cottin on the star-studded celeb satire: 'All the stories were true'1 day ago
Muster at Dublin Fringe is a swooning play about releasing locked-up male emotion2 days ago
Dead in Here at Dublin Fringe: Gen Z dread looms in admirably sly work2 days ago
Reconstructions: A Room for Mike Kelley review – A thoughtful, generous exhibition17 hours ago
'You're looking at the artist's mind working': Marvels of the National Gallery's works on paper9 days ago
