Ireland has the weather, the landscape and the spotty extras that medieval movies need
Donald Clarke: The country easily delivers the desired sense of mildewed desolation
It’s no time to die for Daniel Craig the actor. How to have a post-Bond career
There has long been a myth that the role of James Bond swallows careers whole
Charlie Whisker: ‘The coolest dad, a rockstar, with a different way of looking at the world’
One of Ireland’s finest painters has died aged 71, having lived with Alzheimer’s since 2014
Neil Jordan: ‘I couldn’t make The Crying Game today’
The director on his new historical fiction novel, Harvey Weinstein and ageism in film
Sarah McInerney and Cormac Ó hEadhra have transformed Drivetime into compelling radio
Ó hEadhra’s focused outrage and McInerney’s cooler tenaciousness has rejuvenated one of RTÉ Radio's flagship shows
Patrick: Excellent absurdist comedy set in a nudist colony
Review: This is an absolute original that should launch a starry career
Gabriel Byrne: ‘Dublin prepared me for Hollywood. I was ready for the bulls**t’
The actor on his struggle with fame, the sexual abuse he endured, and the new Ireland
Upcoming auction offers opportunity to plunder Vikings treasures
Thrones, cannons and fairies feature in Co Laois sale of props from acclaimed TV series
The 50 best Irish films ever made, in order
Donald Clarke and Tara Brady's definitive list has more than a few surprises
Sharing wisdom in a time of crisis: 25 ways to live your life to the full
Brendan Gleeson, Eavan Boland, John Creedon and others pass on advice during this uncertain time
Donald Clarke: Weinstein verdict marks new era for women in Hollywood
Producer’s rape conviction shows victory is possible for those who suffer sexual violence
John Boorman: ‘I have to take a measure of blame for Harvey Weinstein’
The film-maker on family, Hollywood sex scandals, and feeling rooted in Co Wicklow
Garech Browne: The spendthrift Irish aristocrat who burned through millions
Guinness heir synonymous with Luggala, the Wicklow estate where he held lavish parties
Ardmore expansion raises questions about future direction
The Wicklow studio has avoided fading to black, thanks to new opportunities in international TV-making
Vast Luggala estate in Wicklow sold at discount to overseas buyer
Home of late Guinness heir Garech Browne fetches less than €28m price tag
This is not a Liam Neeson obituary. It just reads like one
The actor has long blurted out dangerous opinions. Has he done it for the last time?
‘Whitey’ Bulger and the queasy celebration of notorious thugs
‘Whitey’ Bulger, like the Krays, Ned Kelly and the General, is idealised in film
John le Carré: the spymaster who was never left out in the cold
The spy novelist is 87, but his star has never shone brighter, with a BBC adaptation of ‘The Little Drummer Girl’ about to start
Bono jumps on whiskey bandwagon as Tetrach eyes €400m floatation
Seen and heard: Nama to sell John Player site as Marlet to build 1,000 units in Tallaght
Director John Boorman plays part in launch of film school
‘Excalibur’ director partners with producer Kieran Corrigan to unveil new initiative
Forget Bresson; the geeks have inherited the earth
Ethan Hawke doesn’t equate superhero movies with French auteurs. Is this heresy?
Laughter fills the air as Luggala laments Garech Browne
Guests share stories of the man who had made a ‘unique contribution to Irish culture’
The reel Dublin: Best movies about the capital city
Donald Clarke on the best portrayals of the city on film, from ‘The Informer’ to ‘Sing Street’
Michael Jackson at Lugalla: He asked for ‘the portrait of the freaky-looking man with the frizzy hair’ to be taken down
Portrait-painter Anthony Palliser on his friendship with Garech Browne, halcyon days at Luggala and his famous Irish subjects
All the town’s a screen at the Fastnet Short Film Festival
With screenings on walls and buses, this year’s festival in Schull – its 10th – will include David Puttnam, Jim, Kirsten and Naomi Sheridan, Pat McCabe and Lenny Abrahamson
You Were Never Really Here: Joaquin Phoenix’s numbed-psychosis masterclass
Review: Not a second is wasted in Lynne Ramsay’s revenge nightmare for the ages
Liam Neeson: Unexpectedly beating up people at age 65
Liam Neeson never expected to be beating up people on a train at the age of 65 – or still getting into trouble for opening his big Ballymena mouth
Top of the Lake review: Kidman is superb, and Moss is compelling
Jane Campion’s superb detective drama returns to BBC
Liam Neeson (65 today): Not quite ready for his bus pass
Long wait yet to see what star might look like as an old man - judging by his youthful visage
Charlie Hunnam: The geezer who would be king
The King Arthur actor discusses why he won't be making a claim to be king of the Geordies any time soon, and how his bromance with Guy Ritchie set the pace for the ‘Lads of the Round Table’
Nanny-state and teenage sex make for a cringeworthy Pat Kenny show
Radio review: Newstalk host airs pet peeves, while Miriam hears of liaisons in Luggala
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