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Irish Times - Entertainment

Kanye West banned from entering UK amid pressure over planned Wireless festival appearance

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Savannah Guthrie returns to Today show for first time since mother's disappearance

15 hours ago

Seán Lemass, The Lost Memoir: Leadership, Ireland's economic transformation and Fianna Fáil

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Dublin Literary Award 2026 shortlist: 'Literature at its most international, most ambitious, and most humane'

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The Stranger director François Ozon: 'The Cure are one of my favourite groups. It was good to put Killing an Arab in the context of the book'

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Yes, Easter is largely a festival of chocolate. No, that's not anti-Catholic bias

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April Fool's Music Quiz: Which soul singer was the song Chain of Fools originally written for?

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The Movie Quiz: Who missed out at this year's Oscars?

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Be more Ryan Gosling: Why AI and the media need us to be curious

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Aer Lingus has begun its free in-flight wifi. Bang goes a rare oasis of tranquillity

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The Young Offenders on BBC One: Lowbrow gags sitting neatly between Benny Hill and Mrs Brown's Boys

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Music Current violinist Judith Fliedl: 'New music means freedom. It means being individual. You can be who you are'

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Belle and Sebastian in Dublin review: A warm, wistful hug of a show from 1990s indie heroes

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Dermot Kennedy: The Weight of the Woods review – A landslide of dude dirges

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Gorillaz in Dublin: Damon Albarn takes selfies and signs autographs without missing a note in compelling show

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Sallins Inquiry Now review: Christy Moore and Damien Dempsey put fire into benefit gig's call for investigation

8 days ago

Kim Novak's Vertigo review: Fascinating conversation with still astute and connected star

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Amélie review: Jean-Pierre Jeunet's hit remains a uniquely Gallic whimsy

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Fuze review: Bomb disposal thriller opens with suspense but struggles to sustain the blast

6 days ago

TV guide: the best new shows to watch, starting tonight

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Spending a penny has become very expensive indeed: Drivetime investigates €6m loos

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Tuesdays with Morrie author Mitch Albom: 'I make a conscious choice to be hopeful. That's not always in vogue'

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The Ballad of Johnny & June review: Jukebox musical with excellent cast is a storytelling disappointment

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Dublin City Council insisted on moving to Wood Quay. Now it wants to spend up to €500m to leave. Why?

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Key Learnings from Cross-Market Synergetic Alignment: A mouthful of a title, a giddy ride of an exhibition

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