Harry Guerin

Multimedia Journalist

Like a Bat Out of Kells - Meat Loaf's 1990 Irish odyssey is among our picks for tonight

What's on? TV and streaming picks for New Year's Eve

Music, movies, merriment, and memories are all part of our recommendations for the last night of 2025.

Television • 31 Dec 25

Patrick Duffy visits another Duffy's Bar

What's on? TV and streaming tips for Sunday

The road trip of a lifetime for Patrick Duffy, a tribute to the late Mary O'Rourke, and two must-see films are among the recommendations for tonight.

Television • 28 Dec 25

What's on - TV and streaming picks for Christmas Day

We're all about the movies - and documentaries about the movies - this Christmas Day.

Television • 25 Dec 25

James Cameron: 'I think this is the riskiest Avatar'

With Avatar: Fire and Ash, James Cameron returns with his biggest and longest Avatar adventure to date, a 71-year-old who still has the energy of a 10-year-old on their first visit to Funderland.

Movies • 24 Dec 25

Fair City stars tell all about Christmas in Carrigstown

We're all set for a bumper Christmas in Carrigstown, five Fair City stars have been telling us. And as for 2026, well, read on...

Soaps • 22 Dec 25

Avatar: Fire and Ash - good action, heartfelt, too long

James Cameron returns with his biggest and longest Avatar adventure to date, a 71-year-old who still has the energy of a 10-year-old on their first visit to Funderland.

Movie Review • 16 Dec 25

Eleanor the Great star June Squibb walks the red carpet at the Toronto International Film Festival in September 2025

Eleanor the Great star June Squibb: an A-lister at 96

Nonagenarian June Squibb delivers one of the year's best performances - and Scarlett Johansson makes her feature directorial debut - in Eleanor the Great, a comedy-drama about a misunderstanding that becomes a lie and gets very, very out of hand.

Movies • 14 Dec 25

Eleanor (June Squibb) meets Nina (Erin Kellyman)

June Squibb is in the best of form as Eleanor the Great

Nonagenarian June Squibb delivers one of the year's best performances - and Scarlett Johansson makes her feature directorial debut - in this New York-set comedy-drama about a misunderstanding that becomes a lie and gets very, very out of hand.

Movie Review • 11 Dec 25