Cork actor Cillian Murphy is reported to be in talks to join the sequel to 'A Quiet Place'.

Ronan Kealy aka Junior Brother has drawn plenty plaudits in the past year with his off-kilter alternative folk music.

Actor Brian Gleeson is joining the cast of Peaky Blinders, along with a number of other Irish stars.

A few weeks ago Cillian Murphy and Blindboy Boatclub talked about the importance of voting.

The creator of Peaky Blinders has confirmed it will end after its seventh season.

Acclaimed actor, Cillian Murphy, has concerns for his children in the era of smartphones and social media.

Cork actor Cillian Murphy will star in a stage version of Max Porter's novel, Grief is the Thing with Feathers.

Cillian Murphy and co return for the fourth instalment of the BBC cult series ‘Peaky Blinders’, writes Georgia Humphreys.

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

Cillian Murphy has managed to make his name in Hollywood and maintain his film integrity. He talks to Shilpa Ganatra

Cillian Murphy may be in the midst of the busiest period of his career, but he was still willing to approach one of his favourite directors to ask for a part in Free Fire, writes Esther McCarthy.

The cash pile at the entertainment firm co-owned by movie star Cillian Murphy topped €1m at the end of last year.

From Love/Hate to Once, Maureen Hughes is Ireland’s go-to casting agent. Esther McCarthy meets the woman who made Cillian Murphy a star.

Singers Sinéad O’Connor and Christy Moore, writers Colm Tóibín and Edna O’Brien, actor Cillian Murphy, and artist Pauline Bewick are among leading figures in Irish music, literature, and the arts advocating for the abolition of the eighth amendment to the Constitution, which they say has “prevented our doctors and our legislators from providing proper care to women”.

The entertainment firm co-owned by Irish actor Cillian Murphy recorded profits of over €360,000 in its first year in operation.

Interviewing Fiona Shaw and Cillian Murphy was no problem, writes Sophie Gray, 12.