Sharon Horgan: ‘I’m even more hyper now. That could be the hormones. I’m on a lot of testosterone’
Sharon Horgan on series two of Bad Sisters, grieving her father on set, coping with menopause and stretching her acting muscles
Sharon Horgan on series two of Bad Sisters, grieving her father on set, coping with menopause and stretching her acting muscles
Movie insiders use the term neutrally, but surely few outside the business can say the words with a straight face?
Natasha Khan, aka Bat for Lashes, on how she was worn down by the commercial pressures of the industry and how her new album was inspired by motherhood
Berlin-based Irish singer-songwriter collaborates with contemporary German classical quintet in a genre-breaking blend of pop, jazz and classical
Before performing in Dublin, the producer, musician and artist Johnny Jewel explains why The Weeknd is a fine actor, outlines his ‘visual approach’ to making music and debunks myths surrounding the Chromatics album that never happened
Highlights include an excellent survey of The Dark Side of the Moon, and an Irish writer’s thoughtful account of his long friendship with Leonard Cohen
This suite of nine songs, blending trad, folk, art song and jazz, unfolds like a narrative poem
Welcome to the re-vinyl where sales of those grooved platters have risen steadily over the past few years
Carol Keogh’s latest creative persona upends expectations with beautiful results
Dublin musician on life in London, growing a career online and her debut record
The musician used the pandemic to redo his upcoming album and to reflect on his life
Up to half a million British people are becoming Irish citizens. They help us to recognise our own past
Soundtrack of My Life: Kate Bush, Philip Glass and more, from the director of Dublin film festival
It’s a Sin creator Russell T Davies and director Peter Hoar on the 1980s’ uncoolest anthems
The Waterboys cover both familiar and new ground on their fourteenth studio album
Hadreas steadies his gaze on how we can, and should, make our own rules for living
Unusual ambience and myriad external intrusions fails to derail eclectic artistry
Review: Her work is perfect for TV. This drama, though flawed, manages not to muck it up
Keith Duggan looks back an unexpected and electrifying 48 hours in Gaelic football
Donald Clarke: Who cares that Billie Eilish had never heard of Van Halen?
Five years after her debut, this album is a rebirth for a most unpredictable artist
Funds raised at Dublin event donated to Women’s Aid
The KnockanStockan festival and Mac DeMarco are among the other highlights
Musical idols, dreams and nightmares of West Cork Chamber Music Festival performers
Fiddle player, composer, poet, wood carver, origami enthusiast and true Dubliner
Philip Lynch recalls his late brother-in-law's taste in music, memories of Melbourne and getting older
The singer on unhappy families and music as a path to processing domestic upheavals
Chronic anxiety prevents him touring, but classical music offers an outlet
Former recording studio was venue for artists such as U2, Van Morrison and Kate Bush
Singer says she was simply celebrating a woman in power when she expressed support for Theresa May in 2016
Peter Brewis from Field Music teams up with Sarah Hayes of Admiral Fellow for some pop songs tinged with carefree 1980s textures
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From Shakespeare to Emily Bronte, literature has featured strongly across her 10 albums
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Full general election coverage including analysis and results for all 43 constituencies
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices