The eagerly awaited TV adaptation of Sally Rooney’s Normal People, a documentary about much-loved rock star Phil Lynott and the story of how Ireland repealed the Eighth Amendment to name a few.

Their confirmation comes as an additional 100 tickets will be tendered this month for the sold-out event on July 6-7th 2020.

Audrey's been sorting out Cork people for ages...

Irish-Italian actress Aisling Franciosi has been dubbed by Vogue as the Breakout Star of this summer's independent film, 'The Nightingale'.

Matt Kuchar, Rafa Cabrera-Bello and 2010 US Open champion Graeme McDowell were also confirmed to play this morning.

Three years ago the men of Jadotville, Congo had their 15 minutes of fame. Jamie Dornan sprinkled stardust on these

Actress Rosamund Pike was determined to embody fearless correspondent Marie Colvin on screen and to show ‘a woman in all her complexities,’ writes Georgia Humphreys

The Cure are sold out already, but Lana Del Rey has also been added to the summer roster for Malahide Castle in what has been a big week for gig announcements.

Black ’47, out now - Revenge thriller set during the Irish Famine. Hugo Weaving, Barry Keoghan and Stephen Rea star.

RTÉ have announced their new season will feature brand new drama and comedy as well as the return of some old favourites.

Looking for something to jazz up your dry January? We’ve just may have the thing.

From movies to music, food to fashion, our critics reveal their picks for the year ahead.

Two of the joys of golf are its longevity and its reach. Anyone can play the game and at just about any age. There are no barriers and with little need for physical prowess, it is attractive to all sections of society.

Rory McIlroy is looking to avoid a first season without a win since 2008 when he tees it up at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship this week in the company of his father Gerry.

Stick to the scripts, folks!

Fifty Shades Freed is the third and final instalment of EL James' erotic romance which will be released on Valentines Day 2018.

Irish actress Denise Gough tells Jeananne Craig why she couldn’t be happier with the gritty lead role in Paula

He just called to say "Can I've two packets of headphones, please".

A moving story about a troop of heroic Irish soldiers on a mission in the Congo was the big winner at this year’s Irish Film and Television Awards, scooping three prestigious gongs.

A host of famous faces will descend on the capital this weekend ahead of the eagerly anticipated Irish Film and Television Awards.

The musicality of the Cork accent has a captivating charm which is to the advantage of harmonising swing trio The Stargazers, writes Ellie O’Byrne.

Your home viewing entertainment wrap for the week ahead, with Des O’Driscoll.

Campaigners have protested outside the UK premiere of film Fifty Shades Darker, saying the movie "glamorises and normalises" abuse.

Yes Robin Hood is getting an origins film, with star of Kingsman Tarron Egerton to play the eponymous Robin Hood.

Excessive use of violence against women in TV shows does not reflect reality and is not necessary to draw audiences, says Ruth Penfold-Mounce

They’ve filmed an reunion episode, but with a twist.

A ceremony to commemorate Irish UN soldiers who fought in the siege of Jadotville will take place in Athlone today.

FILM TIPS: The Young Offenders is in cinemas today and you’d imagine the Cork comedy will do flying business in its home city over the weekend, as well as drawing plenty punters in foreign counties. 

Hell or High Water 5/5

A young boy has a terrible accident and a doctor starts to investigate his life.