David Byrne is a five-in-a-row winner with Dublin, an established defender and a point scorer in their historic All-Ireland final win over Kerry last month.

The Other Voices festival takes place in Dingle this weekend. Ed Power looks ahead.

A Dublin clinic is offering free therapy for people who are scared of clowns.

Des O’Driscoll takes a look at what’s goes on around the country. 

Another star-studded couch.

From David Bowie to Terry Wogan Kelly O’Brien looks back on a year in which we lost an unprecedented number of celebrities

The 42-year-old was chatting about his former rebellious days before leaving everyone speechless as he told a very NSFW story.

A man alone in the wilderness befriends a corpse…

The biggest release this week has one of the most amazing casts you'll ever see, and it's a rip roaring action film to boot. Plus there's horror on offer as well.

Thanks to ‘Hiddleswift’, the slogan T-shirt is very much back in vogue, says Ciara McDonnell.

MUSIC NEWS: After Body & Soul and Castlepalooza, the muddy fields of the midlands take a break from festival season this weekend. Probably for the best as Beyonce gets her Beyhive in Formation for a show that’s not quite sold out at Croke Park tomorrow.

Daniel Radcliffe is taking on an other serious dramatic role in the true story of a former soldier who tried to infiltrate a group of neo Nazis.

STEPHEN KING’s son Joe Hill has his own successful run of novels, including Horns, which was made into a film starring Daniel Radcliffe. 

The Four Horsemen come back into the light to take on their biggest challenge yet.

Dyspraxia may be relatively unknown but it is a common, if undetected, condition, as Jessica Casey finds out

Swiss Army Man is a movie which sounds totally insane. It's about a man (Paul Dano) trapped on an island with no hope left for survival who finds a washed up corpse (Daniel Radcliffe) with incredible special powers. And a lot of flatulence.

Some of the biggest names in Irish movies, theatre, and entertainment were feted in LA last night ahead of Sunday’s Oscars.

JK Rowling said she “loves black Hermione” and defended the decision to cast a black actress in the role of Hermione Granger in a new stage play Harry Potter And The Cursed Child.

Kurt Russel's face looks like aged denim apparently.

One of favourite talk show segments is back with another instalment - Celebrities Read Mean Tweet #9.

Frankenstein’s monster is a Hollywood horror icon, but Paul McGuigan’s Victor Frankenstein (12A) attempts to give Mary Shelley’s tale a fresh spin. 

Here are the programmes worth watching tonight.

ONE year ago, I was living in an Asian capital city, and the walls were closing in. So, I turned to Grand Theft Auto V. I turned to a freedom simulator, writes Ronan Jennings

Good morning. Here’s everything you need to know before you start your day.

Marketing movies is a funny old game. Take the first promos for upcoming flick Victor Frankenstein. It's been in the works for quite a while now and stars James McAvoy as the doctor and Daniel Radcliffe as his helper Igor.

Three men have been found guilty of planning to murder former loyalist leader Johnny ”Mad Dog” Adair; Former Fine Gael strategist Frank Flannery has said that gender quotas have made it "difficult" for young, ambitious men; Jobs Minister Richard Bruton has said that says the proposed 50c per hour increase in the minimum wage is a balanced compromise.  Here’s this evening’s irishexaminer.com round-up.

Daniel Radcliffe stopped by the Nylon magazine offices in New York and filled in as the receptionist for an hour. Things didn’t go as smoothly as he might have hoped.

Ridley Scott directed and Matt Damon starring The Martian is coming much sooner than expected, now launching in October

She’s been in the news with her famous boyfriend, but Cork actress Sarah Greene deserves her profile very much for her own achievements, writes Ed Power

BBC Two has announced Game Changer, a factual drama that will detail the development of Grand Theft Auto.

The pick of the programmes from tonight's TV.

Once known as Lily Allen’s brother, Alfie Allen has now forged his own career in Game of Throne writes Susan Griffin.

CADA Performing Arts drama school in Cork, having successfully staged the musical CATS, is now preparing for Les Miserables, at the Firkin Crane theatre. Catherine Mahon-Buckley, CADA’s unflappable director, takes the enormous undertaking in her stride.

Here's what to watch on the box tonight.

Daniel Radcliffe is not the only one who loves this indie band’s delicate sound, writes Ed Power.