With last years line-up including such names as The Stunning, Aslan, Paddy Casey and Delorentos, this year’s 8th anniversary is one not to be missed.

A halo of hats, a swish of silk and a peek at a nicely turned ankle were among Edwardian wonders on show in Dublin yesterday.

Dublin’s O’Connell Street will take a step back 100 years on Easter Monday as part of RTE’s ’Road to the Rising’ commemorations.

MUSIC NEWS: Fans of Bombay Bicycle Club got a nice bonus at the band’s gig in Earls Court last weekend when the Londoners were joined on stage by David Gilmour. 

MUSIC NEWS: What do you get the Bob Dylan fan who has everything?

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I was always obsessed with music because I could sing.

In the run-up to Bastille Day, singer, Jeanette Byrne (inset), will perform from the songbook of the famous French chanteuse Edith Piaf at Triskel Christchurch in Cork on Saturday.

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 Menu loves chips and The Menu also loves Limerick.

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

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THERE is nothing more that Jack L likes to do than to turn off his mobile phone and zone out.

The Everyman Theatre launched its Spring 2013 programme in Cork yesterday evening.

MUSIC NEWS: He hasn’t gone away, y’know.

National Heritage Week

TV PERSONALITY Anna Nolan told how bullying over an individual’s sexual orientation can lead to suicidal thoughts.

THE world’s fastest dancer, theatre premieres, comedians and music sessions will form part of a nine-day festival planned for Clonmel, Co Tipperary.

RADIO and TV presenter Ray D’Arcy has made the largest ever single donation to the National Children’s Hospital.

ALMOST all the money earned in the Irish music industry goes to the top 20 artists, a report revealed yesterday.