The 1960s still stand as one of the most musically exciting and inventive decades in history.

What has made Stones in His Pockets such an enduring success is its appeal to the imagination of audiences, says director, Ian McElhinney, who is married to its author, Marie Jones.

I am disciplined about writing. I nearly always have a deadline.

THE news that two major films may begin production here in the near future has again focused an international gaze on Ireland’s film industry and the possibility of big-budget blockbusters returning to these shores once more.

Conor Grimes plays a Northern Irish bigot who comes to his senses in A Night in November, Colette Sheridan reports

Dancing Shoes enacts George’s skill but doesn’t shirk from his sadness, says Carl Dixon

DRAMA groups from Co Cork towns Kilmeen and Charleville are set to compete for All-Ireland honours in a theatre of golden dreams.

One of Dublin’s best-loved theatres is to close, it emerged today.

Sheikh Mohammed dominated the opening session of the Keeneland September yearling sale, buying the day’s highest-priced colt and filly.

None of the witnesses called during a courtroom wrangle over authorship of the West End hit play Stones In His Pockets was “dishonest”, a British judge was told today.

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