Audrey has been sorting out Cork people for ages

The Rubberbandits’ frontman thought he’d just do a few podcast episodes to promote his book. As their popularity spread, however, these digital missives have a become a popular staple of the Irish scene, writes Richard Fitzpatrick.

A debut book of short stories and a powerful new single dealing with suicide and are just two of the projects that Blindboy of the Rubberbandits has on the boil, writes Ellie O’Byrne

As Culture Night returns, Ciara McDonnell asks our culture vultures what they’ll be

Respect may be vouchsafed, out of good manners. But demanding it — particularly of a comedian in a plastic bag — may be unrealistic, writes Terry Prone

He hopes to pursue a PhD in 'Gas C**tism'.

BlindboyBoatclub from the Rubberbandits received his Masters from Limerick Institute of Technology yesterday and like all graduates, posed for a pic with the college president.

Forget butter — Rubberbandits’ strong Limerick accent cuts through international language barriers at gigs all over the world, Blindboy Boatclub said yesterday.

Beware. The Rubberbandits are bringing their madcap musical to a town near you, writes Richard Fitzpatrick

As word spread around the world yesterday evening that ecstasy, ketamine and a host of ’head-shop’ drugs

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The Limerick duo’s act is peppered with Irish references. Will British audiences get them, asks Dave Kenny

MAKING plastic bags more “must-have” than any designer handbag, Limerick’s newest bad lads are guaranteed to offend indiscriminately, shock randomly and secure No 1 in the Christmas singles chart.