Derval McGovern’s house features in Home of the Year on RTÉ One on Thursday at 8.30pm.

Indiependence turned 10 at the weekend, so Joe Leogue did some number crunching

Had Ireland passed the referendum to allow for the election of a 20-something president, it would be hard to imagine a more popular youth candidate than Danny O’Reilly.

A round up of this weeks entertainment news

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Ham Sandwich have come from small beginnings to being in big demand for live performances including Electric Picnic and as support to Pixies and Arcade Fire.

Paddy Casey is torn. The chart-topping singer-songwriter has written his next album and is ready to go to the studio. However, his former record label, Sony, plans to release a Casey ‘Best Of’. Should he put out the new record and potentially be in competition with himself? It’s a tough one.

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The country’s longest-running agricultural show will host a major food and music festival as part of the event next month.

Cork Opera House has launched its autumn and winter season, an eclectic mix of musical and theatrical events as the theatre seeks to make good on the success of its summer musical, The Sound of Music.

Goth legends The Cure were one highlight of Electric Picnic 2012.

Comedian Frankie Boyle will have shows in Cork and Dublin next December.

Westlife walked away with the Best Irish Pop Act for the eighth year in a row at tonight’s Meteor Irish Music Awards in Dublin.