Eleanor McEvoy: Gimme Some Wine – This woman’s heart is still in it
The singer and songwriter’s aim is true on her stylistically varied 16th studio album
‘The whole music industry should be out on the street marching about this’
Performers say outdoor gigs for 200 people a ‘joke’ as 40,000 fans at All-Ireland final
Artists performing train station gigs to raise funds for Focus Ireland
Mary Coughlan, Damien Dempsey and Erica Cody playing to support homeless charity
Track records: Musicians use their platform to raise money for Focus Ireland
Eleanor McEvoy and Brian Kennedy among artists who will perform at railway stations
Budget 2021: Musicians welcome €50m for live entertainment industry
Eleanor McEvoy says Government support is ‘unprecedented’ for musicians
IMRO speeds up royalty payments to Covid-hit Irish musicians
Pandemic has been ‘catastrophic’ for the music industry, says Eleanor McEvoy
Irish in Australia: ‘We are in for a few hard years’
Many Irish down under aren’t running for the exit, despite a looming recession
Counselling for musicians whose incomes have ‘fallen off a cliff’
Minding Creative Minds to provide support for musicians financially hit by Covid-19
Ireland’s Favourite Folk Song isn’t a competition. It’s far better than that
We learn more than whether The Green Fields of France is better than On Raglan Road
Celebrity Home of the Year: John Boyne’s ‘ego room’ floors judges
There’s no accounting for taste on ‘Celebrity Home of the Year’ – and no easy way to defend the judging
Minister’s wife among 3,000 new Irish citizens conferred
Brexit a catalyst for some UK applicants, 312 of whom received citizenship on Monday
No plans for the bank holiday and Halloween? You need to read this
From Macnas parades and the Bram Stoker Festival to Guinness Cork Jazz Festival
Charge of the wheat brigade – A Meath farmer’s memories of the Crimean War
Frank McNally: An Irishman’s Diary
Eleanor McEvoy calls for Government strategy to protect music industry
Songwriter disappointed at EU vote against copyright Bill to pay creators in digital age
Streaming music: why royalties are still only a trickle
A recent Imro report, drawn up by Deloitte, highlights the music industry’s growing contribution to the Irish economy, but how much is actually going into the musicians’ pockets?
Music rights body Imro calls for national industry strategy
More needs to be done to foster the ‘business of music’ amid copyright challenges
YouTube and Facebook ‘should be forced to pay musicians fairly’
IMRO calls for new EU legislation to ensure proper remuneration for music creators
Irish music industry shares ‘safe harbour’ copyright concerns in Brussels
Eleanor McEvoy highlights bargaining power ‘imbalance’ between platforms and creators
Dragon’s Den is not the fire-breathing, wad-waving wealthfest it used to be
Nowadays, it has all the pizzazz of a business studies course and could be plausibly renamed Rich People Doing Sums
‘Dragons’ Den’ backs profit-free homeless currency project
NCAD student Mark O’Meara aims to make secure cashless currency available to the homeless
Cultural greats honour Edna O’Brien’s life and writing
Gathering in Dublin includes Paddy Moloney, Michael Longley and Olivia O’Leary
Dragon’s Den starts new series with support for Irish skincare brand
Founder of Holos obtains €50k investment from new panel member Eleanor McEvoy
Alison Cowzer and Eleanor McEvoy join Dragons’ Den panel
Popular Sunday night series back for a seventh run on RTÉ
Irish female musicians strike a note for equality
Women singer-songwriters such as Lisa Hannigan, Saint Sister, Wyvern Lingo Mary Black and more explain what it’s like to perform in the male-dominated music world
Radio: Silly season gets serious as ‘Liveline’ turns to Greek crisis
Review:‘Bright Sparks’, 'Liveline' and 'Pat Kenny Show'
Review: The Belle Bottoms
This pair might have sass to burn, but the lame jokes mean this comedy never quite gets off the ground
Barracuda FX wins emerging category at EY Entrepreneur of the Year awards
Kieran Fitzpatrick and Maurice Curran’s financial software business named as one to watch
24 businesses go forward as Entrepreneur of the Year finalists
Finalists include companies in financial services, technology and agriculture
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