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Death announced of musician Glenn Keating

Tributes have been paid following the death of Dublin musician Glenn Keating.

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Lankum's Ian Lynch celebrates an Irish trad legend

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Watch: Iggy Pop - the godfather of punk live in Berlin

Guggi with friends Gavin Friday, Bono and The Edge pictured at the Dublin International Film Festival screening of Gug

U2 attend world premiere of new Guggi documentary

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Get empowered - showcasing female Irish musicians and composers

Kindred spirit: Dani Larkin performs live in studio for RTÉ Arena

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Something for the Weekend: Joe Stilgoe's cultural picks

Something For The Weekend

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Review: Foo Fighters rock the Academy, Dublin - and we were there

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Dermot Kennedy leads new series of Other Voices on RTÉ2

Is U2's new Days Of Ash EP the best thing they've done in years?

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What do you see when you hear music? A user guide to synaesthesia

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New Music Dublin 2026 puts Irish composers at centre stage

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The Spice Girls and Ireland - a 30-year love story

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Beatles to Charli XCX - when musicians play themselves in movies

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How Fred Again.. brought the gig of the year to Dublin

Reviewed: Taylor Swift's The Life Of A Showgirl is utterly... meh

Three young women, two of whom are wearing Taylor Swift tshirts

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Taylor Swift's The Life Of A Showgirl is utterly joyful

image shows the main stage of the All Together Now festival

Why do all good things come to an end? All Together Now reviewed

This is a Bonologue that obeys all the conventions of a stage production, but this being Bono, it is also a folk mass and a sermon

Bono: Stories of Surrender

Masked and majestic, Sleep Token juxtapose crushing riffage with moments of what-just-happened? beauty Photo: Andy Ford

Wide awake in Arcadia as Sleep Token rouse jaded ears

Nihilistic but romantic, poetic and tender: Fontaines D.C. Photo credit: SImon Wheatley

Review: Fontaines D.C.: weirder, darker, poppier

Kneecap: Not since the heady early nineties days of wayward Dublin crew Scary Eire has an Irish hip-hop act sounded so vital and energetic. Photo credit: Sarah Ellis

Kneecap make an exhibition of themselves on Fine Art

Hackney diamond geezers. Photo credit: Mark Seliger

Review: The Rolling Stones - Hackney Diamonds

The Mary Wallopers. Phtoo credit: Sorcha Frances Ryder

The Mary Wallopers back with more DIY diddley aye