Why are Irish artists such as Graham Linehan, Sally Rooney so prominent in UK free speech wars?
Sally Rooney, Graham Linehan, Kneecap and John Boyne have all been caught up in controversy
Sally Rooney, Graham Linehan, Kneecap and John Boyne have all been caught up in controversy
If only Britain had been paying attention, the Irish courts offered a masterclass in how to avoid getting drawn into the culture wars
Father Ted co-creator on trial in London accused of harassing trans woman Sophia Brooks
Sophia Brooks denies pressing police to pursue charges against Father Ted creator soley for ‘kudos’
Metropolitan Police commissioner says officers should not be ‘policing toxic culture wars debates’
The proscription raises the question of whether noisy, disruptive protest still has a place in democratic life
Linehan (57) says he was taken to hospital with high blood pressure after questioning by police
London court frees Father Ted co-creator on bail with the condition not to contact the complainant directly or indirectly
Group including Father Ted writer suing the owners of Robinson’s Bar claiming they were unlawfully discriminated against
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Theatrical Paddy-isms doubtless went down well with Sky executives in London as they bankrolled the project
Graham Linehan and other campaigners had taken part in a 'Let Women Speak' rally and allege they were refused service at a bar
Father Ted creator Arthur Mathews on his new spoof of Boris Johnson’s former adviser
Account of Father Ted creator suspended over ‘hateful conduct’ rules breach
Actor says her newly-sober character is close to where she was 10 years ago
The comedian on stand-up terror, growing up with a politician for a dad, and Father Ted
Programme treated issue ‘fairly’ and presented information in an ‘objective manner’
Father Ted, written by Arthur Mathews and Graham Linehan, came second, with I’m Alan Partridge in third
TV Review: Contributions of ‘Fr Ted’ writer Graham Linehan are ‘fantastically off-topic’
RTÉ says it hopes viewers will find the programme ‘a fair and responsible examination’ of issue
Petition calls on RTÉ to drop the writer from ‘Prime Time’ report on transgender issues
‘Father Ted’ co-creator is reported by trans activist for social media comments
Comedian on the ‘cult’ of Catholicism, his love of poetry and giving up fags and booze
‘Father Ted’ creator says he will not have to undergo chemotherapy after testicular surgery
Graham Linehan says ‘Pope Ted—The Father Ted Musical’ will be the ‘real final episode’
The writer and actor raised on a farm in Co Meath is now a vital chronicler of London life
Twenty years and thousands of repeats later, Ireland still lives in Craggy Island’s shadow
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With the parentage of writers Sharon Horgan, Graham Linehan, Helen Linehan and Holly Walsh, Motherland has great comic genes
St Fechin’s Church, in the hometown of the creator of Father Ted, is for sale
Graham Linehan’s staging of the Ealing comedy features an all-female cast for the first time, but the quality of the performances means tokenism is not an issue
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