Thu, 27 Feb, 2020 - 20:00
Des O’Driscoll
Festival season approaches, legends come to the Opera House, and a young Irish phenomenon continues to impact on UK telly, writes Arts Editor Des O'Driscoll.
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CourtsArts Film & TVCulturePlace: Opera HousePlace: UKPlace: CorkPlace: Cork Opera HousePlace: LimerickPlace: GalwayPlace: DublinPlace: National Concert HallPlace: BallycottonPlace: Gate CinemaPlace: LondonPlace: Irish Cultural CentrePlace: HammersmithPlace: CrawfordPerson: Kate TempestPerson: Iggy PopPerson: Lauryn HillPerson: Jarvis CockerPerson: Ian BrownPerson: Laurie AndersonPerson: Brad MehldauPerson: FrankPerson: WaltersPerson: Lisa HanniganPerson: Kevin MurphyPerson: Tilda SwintonPerson: Jane FondaPerson: Thandie NewtonPerson: Mark RuffaloPerson: Elisabeth MossPerson: Sally RooneyPerson: Lenny AbrahamsonPerson: Aisling WalshPerson: Stephen KingPerson: Eve ParnellPerson: Samuel BeckettPerson: Barry McGovernEvent: Midsummer FestivalEvent: Co WaterfordEvent: Electric PicnicEvent: Cork French Film FestivalEvent: Fastnet Film FestivalOrganisation: Groove ArmadaOrganisation: Stone RosesOrganisation: DuPontOrganisation: BBC ThreeOrganisation: RTÉOrganisation: TG4Organisation: RTÉ2Organisation: Artists’ Film InternationalOrganisation: AFIOrganisation: Abbey
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