How Kings of Leon got their groove back KoL are back with few surprises but with equal parts swagger and smoulder Music • 08 Mar
Niall Horan wins Choice Music Prize Song of the Year Niall Horan's No Judgement has been announced as the RTÉ Choice Music Prize Song of the Year 2020. Music • 04 Mar
Wyvern Lingo: "This album is a different beast" Wicklow trio Wyvern Lingo have returned with their second album Awake You Lie. Bassist and singer Karen Cowley talks to Alan Corr about recording in ... Music • 26 Feb
At home with... actress Seosaimhín Uí Shúilleabháin We missed out on a lot of family events with lockdown 3, but one thing we did learn as a family was that time spent ... At home with... • 24 Feb
At home with... film-maker Cathal Nally "I've been very lucky with the lockdowns", says film director Cathal Nally, whose film Be Good or Be Gone screens at this year's Virgin Media ... Cathal Nally • 26 Feb
At home with... Fiachna Ó Braonáin Musician and radio presenter Fiachna Ó Braonáin discovered that all his Hothouse Flowers gigs were cancelled early last year, but exciting things have happened to ... At home with... • 22 Feb
David Gray follows Skywalker to Skellig David Gray is the last of the true believers on a balm of a new album that finds a secret place between tranquility and tumult Music • 19 Feb
At home with... Ros na Rún actor Pól Penrose When restrictions re-commenced, Pól Penrose, who plays Colm in Ros na Rún, decided to share an apartment with his on-screen wife Mo "and 'bubble' up ... At home with... • 19 Feb
Netflix's News of The World lacks true grit Tom Hanks plays another decent man in a bad, bad world in a cast iron western that is essentially The Searchers in reverse Movies • 10 Feb
The Staves - Fleetwood foxes The Staves say they shed tears during the recording of their new album following the sudden death of their mother and several other major events ... Music • 10 Feb
At home with... Ros na Rún's Conall Ó Céidigh "Being able to walk to the beach and take in County Clare and the Aran Islands and on a clear day, Kerry, I count myself ... At home with... • 09 Feb
Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci for Dublin Film Festival Stanley Tucci and Colin Firth will be special guests at this year's Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival and will take part in a discussion ... Movies • 04 Feb
Album Review: Una Mas - Kenny Dorham Trumpeter Kenny Dorham rustles up a bright, airy and indeed Cubano-tinged selection of tunes on Una Mas, which was first issued in 1963 and now ... Music • 04 Feb
The Capote Tapes: welcome to the real Truman Show This new documentary on the great American novelist is great fun. Maybe he wasn't a literary Messiah but he was a very naughty boy Movies • 31 Jan
Album review: Dave Brubeck - Lullabies The late Dave Brubeck recorded this amiable, low-key album of new compositions and standards as a present for his grandchildren Music • 28 Jan
Elton among those celebrating LGBTQ+ in new book The Queer Bible, an illustrated collection of essays written by today's queer heroes, features contributions from Elton John, Tan France, Gus Kenworthy, Paris Lees, Russell ... Books • 27 Jan
Album review: Freddie Hubbard Hub-Tones Born in 1938, trumpeter Freddie Hubbard was only 25 when he recorded this charming 1963 set, which features James Spaulding on alto sax and flute, ... Music • 27 Jan
Review: Indestructible Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers Horns in a tight ensemble setting, with borrowings from rhythm 'n' blues and gospel in the mix - the Jazz Messengers were at their musical ... Music • 26 Jan
Album review: Bobby Hutcherson - The Kicker This warm, companionable session featuring ace vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson's first Blue Note session under his own name was recorded in December 1969, but not released ... Music • 20 Jan
Watch: The show must go on at Dublin theatres In Dublin's Olympia Theatre, the seats are empty, waiting for an audience that hasn't been able to enjoy live entertainment in the traditional sense for ... Olympia Theatre • 19 Jan
Album review: John Walsh - Irlandalucía Ireland should be proud of John Walsh, who has gained eminence in Spain, and indeed further afield for his brilliant mastery of Flamenco guitar, as ... Music • 19 Jan
IFI launches Irish films on demand The Irish Film Institute has announced the launch of Growing Pains, a selection of films from Irish directors on its video-on-demand platform IFI@Home. Film • 18 Jan
Remembering Dolores - three years on The mark the third anniversary of the death of Dolores O'Riordan, we're re-running our tribute to the sorely missed Limerick singer Dolores O Riordan • 15 Jan
Review: Joe Henderson - The State of the Tenor Vol 1 Tenor saxophonist Joe Henderson's three 1985 performances at the Vanguard were attended by his students and saxophone players in general, who were there to study ... Music • 08 Feb
At home with... RTÉ RnaG's Cian Ó Cíobháin Most lockdown stories don't tend to be very positive, but in spite of all the bad news that came our way in 2020, it also ... Music • 12 Jan
