What an enjoyable afternoon of football. Perhaps we have become so programmed to the drudge and so used to all the sideways, lateral passing that you’re just so happy when games come along like this, even if it wasn’t 10 out of 10.

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Nostalgia for Christmas past differs between the generations but that doesn’t lessen the magic for children - no matter what era they grow up in, writes Richard Hogan

Ok so for some reason hoverboards have suddenly become a thing. Let's get one thing straight - they really don't hover at all and aren't a patch on what Marty McFly gets up to in Back to the Future Part II.

Back to the Future is in the past, the 21st of October 2015 has come and gone. But we’re still living in the future... Is anyone else confused?

Here's what to watch on TV today.

The future is now.

For Back to the Future fans, October 21 is D-day. It’s the exact date in the future when Marty McFly and Doc Brown flew from the ’80s in a modified DeLorean. What, asks Mark Evans, makes the move as watchable today as when it was released?

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Telltale's upcoming Back to the Future: The Game - 30th Anniversary Edition will be released on October 16th. We feel it's a missed opportunity.

A group of amateur actors have upped the stakes for stag dos all over Ireland.

Magnetic levitation isn’t new, but Lexus uses the technology to great effect for its hoverboard. Just don’t expect to ride one anytime soon, write Craig Trudell and Yuki Hagiwara

It’s not just Marty McFly and Doc Brown who make a connection between 1985 and 2015. Like it was 30 years ago, Dublin and Kerry enter the football championship as the two favourites; Kerry as reigning kingpins and Dublin as the winners of the previous year. 

For movie fans, 2015 is the year Marty McFly came Back to the Future again, but, thanks to modern technology another time traveller has come from a more distant past — and is tweeting about when he founded The Cork Examiner.

2015 is here, which means that its time to start getting excited about the filmed entertainment coming to cinemas over the next 12 months

IT’S a measure of the success of the radio advertisement that I’m mentioning it at all. You know the one: “Dear 30-year old me.” The pensions ad. How much the man in the ad annoys me says more about my insecurities about the future and my beard than anything else.

David Campese has uttered the odd verbal gaffe in his time, but the Wallaby legend was prescient enough to foresee the direction rugby was already taking when he announced his formal retirement from the game back in 1999 after one of the most wondrous of careers.

Remember those awesome shoes in Back to the Future Part II?

Musical leads faithful back to the future

In 1985, as the 24-year-old star of the classic film, Back to the Future, Michael J Fox was at the height of his fame, raucously living a life of luxury with a beverage in both hands.

Michael J Fox said he aimed to bring laughs and a dose of reality about day-to-day living with Parkinson’s disease to a new comedy loosely based on his life, his first lead role in a television show in 13 years.

For years female Hollywood actresses went from vital, sexy, powerful roles to playing scheming mothers, witches, or Driving Miss Daisy-type characters once they turned 40.

In 2005, writer-director Rian Johnson made a big splash with his ambitious debut, Brick, which set a classic noir detective story in a modern-day California high school.

Daniel Radcliffe wants to star in a remake of 'Back to the Future'.

Michael J. Fox says Charlie Sheen is doing "OK" but admits he was a bit worried about him following his departure from 'Two and a Half Men'.

Michael J. Fox says Parkinson’s has made him “a better husband, father and overall human being”.

'Back To The Future' star Michael J. Fox said he had no need for time travel because he is happy with life the way it is as he marked the 25th anniversary of the iconic film.

Spruced up, re-mastered and returned for our entertainment this now-classic story of time travel – aided by a Belfast-built DeLorean car – still delights, even if more sophisticated special F/X have swamped our screens.

Zac Efron is hooked on time travelling and dreams of taking on Michael J Fox's role in a new 'Back to the Future' movie.