Television: Fascinating portrait of outsiders who have set up home on windswept Irish outcrops

Television: The series has come down with a severe case of difficult second season syndrome

Stadium on the northside of Dublin, set for the wrecking ball having hosted Bohs games since 1901, holds a grand farewell

As Netflix’s hit Paris-set dramedy returns as a movie, its star talks about French cinema’s darker side and how a trip to Kilkenny landed her a role opposite Matt Damon

One of Bloc Party’s most engaging records since Silent Alarm is also the most personal LP of Kele Okereke’s career

Television: American Office spin-off is caught between the urge to be sincere and the obligation to be uproarious

Television: Virgin Media must have emptied every contact book to assemble celebs such as Ryan Tubridy, Siobhán McSweeney and Love Islander Seán Fitzgerald

Television: Biggest misstep is waste of Derry Girls actor Saoirse-Monica Jackson as a gangster Wag. Her performance is a scream into the void

Aidan Moffat and Malcolm Middleton paint a fascinating portrait of middle age

The singer opens up about drink, grief and a new album that even he is a little mystified by

What’s lacking here is any sense of fun. Without the larking about, what does any Guy Ritchie caper have going for it?

Documentary celebrating 100 years of public broadcasting at no point mentions the anniversary and leaves it to the viewer

Next June, they will be just the third Irish band to headline the 80,000-capacity venue

It’s hard to judge the second season by its opening episode, but will there be a breakout to rival Paudie?

The American singer Kate Stephenson has worked hard to get where she is. She’s excited to be touring but conscious of its potential costs