They married on Sunday in front of 200 guests.

In another stellar year for Ireland’s most capped rugby player, O’Driscoll’s ODM & Promotions Ltd enjoyed profits of €596,006 in the 12 months to the end of August last.

"I realised I could not top this, ever. It is a master dress and it brings me joy to see someone so exquisite representing an Irish brand on the red carpet.”

Amy Huberman is back on our screens in her self-penned comedy, Finding Joy. But somehow, she also found time to design a brand new line for Newbridge Silverware, says Vickie Maye.

Amy Huberman admits she’s had nervy moments writing her first TV comedy, says Esther McCarthy. And yes, she does test lines on Brian

RTÉ have announced their new season will feature brand new drama and comedy as well as the return of some old favourites.

A HEALTHY gut is a healthy body, as far as Cork actress Norma Sheahan is concerned, and as well as green veggie smoothies, she uses herbs, vitamins, and probiotics to keep her digestive system in optimum shape.

Some of the world’s biggest names in Hollywood are currently filming on these shores as a wave of movie and TV productions get underway.

Accumulated profits at the main firm owned by rugby legend Brian O’Driscoll last year almost topped the €6m mark.

2FM’s Louise McSharry DJ’d the event with a playlist of contemporary Irish music.

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The grandmother of 13, from Ballsbridge in Dublin, has more than 27,000 followers - of which include Amy Huberman and Pippa O’Connor.

Who came away with the title of for being one of the most stylish people in the country?

The next edition of IE Style will appear free with your favourite newspaper on Saturday, March 24.

Chancers.

The Irish Film and Drama awards celebrated its 15th year last night and boy, did it pull out all the stops.

His four-year stint on Vikings has just come to an end, but with six movie releases this year alone, an IFTA nomination and his latest role as Amy Huberman’s love interest in Striking Out, Moe Dunford is about to become a household name, writes Esther McCarthy

13-year-old Michaela Morley spoke up for donor cards on the Late late last night in her inimitable way, as her proud mum and dad looked on.

Is it just us or has January felt 365 days long this time around?

Des O’Driscoll shares the latest news from the entertainment world.

Is it just us or has January felt 365 days long this time around?

Accumulated profits at the entertainment firm co-owned by movie star, Cillian Murphy have soared to €1.43m.

Brian O’Driscoll and Amy Huberman have received the all clear from their new next-door neighbours for the revamp of their €1.8m dream family home in south Dublin.

Future stars of stage and screen gathered gongs and shared the red carpet with celebrities at a student theatre event in Dublin.

How do children with such an inherent concern for equity turn into internet trolls, asks Terry Prone

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Jonathan deBurca Butler joined a group of more than 50 people in Dublin to walk on fire to support the work of charity Debra Ireland

Two sister luxury hotels enjoyed a bumper year before their purchase by a group of UK-based Irish investors last year.

It was the place to be seen if you’re Irish and in the movie business: Hollywood royalty, many with family ties to Ireland, partied hard at the now legendary Oscar Wilde pre-Oscar party.

Former Ireland rugby player Brian O’Driscoll and actress Amy Huberman have received the go-ahead to revamp their new €1.8m family home in south Dublin.

Actress and author Amy Huberman helped a Co Monaghan shoe firm to boost profits to €969,342.

Here’s a briefing on some of the stories and issues highlighted on irishexaminer.com today

Here’s a briefing on some of the stories and issues highlighted on irishexaminer.com today

Good afternoon. Here’s all the news you need to know this lunchtime.

Classic 1950s style stole the day at Leopardstown yesterday where a Cork woman dressed in Donegal tweed won the Ladies’ Day award.

If there was a song to describe Michaela’s life right now it would be Queen’s ‘Don’t Stop Me Now’. The RTÉ2 Scorchio actress is "having a good time"  and staying in shape, even if it means living in fast-forward mode seven days a week, writes Irene Feighan.

After everything 2016 has thrown at us, do you really want to know what 2017 might have in store for us?

Just weeks after giving birth to her fourth child, Joanne Hynes launched her new line for Dunnes Stores. Annmarie O’Connor meets the unstoppable designer.

Prime Time presenter Miriam O’Callaghan “cringes” when she is described as a “superwoman” and believes it intimidates other women.

Don’t worry, we’ve plenty of girl power to make up for it in today’s showbiz catch-up.