The chart-toppers have released their second album, From the Pyre, which channels the uneasy spirit of the classic 1973 folk-horror movie

Aida refugee camp has close links with Ireland thanks to ACLAÍ Palestine gym founder Ainle Ó Cairealláin

Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh (27) accused of displaying Hizbullah flag and saying ‘up Hamas’ at 2024 London gig

It’s striking how many friends in Ireland say privately what they don’t dare say in public, on everything from Kneecap to Michael D Higgins to Hamas

Kneecap, Liam Ó Maonlaí, Kathy Scott and Seán Ronayne among the artists, musicians, writers and film-makers paying tribute to the late journalist, author and TV presenter

More than one million fans flocked to concerts at Dublin’s former Point Depot last year

Jubilation at Woolwich Crown Court after prosecution against Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh is thrown out

Kneecap rapper known as Mo Chara was accused of showing support for a proscribed organisation with Hizbullah flag

Belfast rapper Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates Court in London on Friday

The 78-year-old poet, artist and musician on the 50th anniversary of Horses, rock’n’roll as revolution and the first time she heard U2

Irish rap trio will have to cancel October tour dates in Toronto and Vancouver after government decision

Julie Dawson’s dolorous voice is the magic ingredient, as it was on Madra, the Galway band’s debut long-player

Sally Rooney, Graham Linehan, Kneecap and John Boyne have all been caught up in controversy

Sarah Cracknell and co are going out on a high with their 13th album. They talk about Britpop, their labelmates Kneecap and Gen Z’s strange yearning for the 1990s

From Chappell Roan on the Main Stage to expensive food, festivalgoers share their highs and lows

From Kneecap on the Main Stage to lots of laughs at Trailer Park, thousands enjoyed three days of music, culture and craic at Electric Picnic 2025

It would be a bit much to suggest there is a coordinated anti-Irish conspiracy at play, especially when many British people also support these artists’ stance

It was festival’s biggest year so far, with 80,000 people in Stradbally for the weekend. Here’s what we loved and hated

‘Nothing is going to top this,’ says a fan wearing an Irish flag as a dress. She’s right

Canny, who put the 11-strong ‘girlband’ together, on the soaring popularity of Irish trad, hitting it off with Ed Sheeran, and how her lilting side project became a hit with neurodivergent people