Game of Thrones conquered the Emmy kingdom, winning top drama for the second consecutive year and becoming the most honoured prime-time TV series ever on a night of surprises and sharp political jabs.

Brooklyn has been named film of the year at the London Evening Standard British Film Awards.

After a hugely successful hiatus in the US, the comedian is back on this side of the Atlantic with a new show, writes Gemma Dunn

As the much-loved show prepares to bow out at Christmas, Keeley Bolger looks back on the six series of the top-rating drama

Another quiet week in cinemas with the biggest news definitely being the arrival of Steve Jobs. There's some horror in Ireland-shot The Hallow and some family drama stuff thanks to Fathers and Daughters.

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Downton Abbey is coming to an end, but its executive producer is offering hope that a follow-up film is at least a possibility.

Rita O’Driscoll is from Skibbereen, and works in her hometown as development manager of Uilinn, West Cork Arts Centre. She worked with AIB in Cork before joining her husband in a family business for 20 years and also studied interior design, followed by a BA in visual arts on Sherkin Island.

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As John Madden gets ready for his trip to Schull, he tells Colette Sheridan he’s unlikely to direct a third Marigold Hotel film

Alan Rickman’s latest role as King Louis is another example of his penchant for playing real people, writes Ed Power.

Downton Abbey fans upset that the show is bowing out will be pleased to hear that the Dowager Countess may again appear on screen.

Judi Dench and Maggie Smith have more pulling power than Christian Grey’s saucy bedroom antics after The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel knocked Fifty Shades Of Grey off the top spot at the UK box office.

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The Indian retreat for the aged is looking to expand.

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William Roache, who plays the late Anne Kirkbride’s on-screen husband Ken Barlow in Coronation Street, paid an emotional tribute to her at the National Television Awards following her death from cancer on Monday.

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2015 is here, which means that its time to start getting excited about the filmed entertainment coming to cinemas over the next 12 months

'Downton Abbey' may be made into a film.

Benedict Cumberbatch has been nominated for two Screen Actors Guild (SAG) awards.

George Clooney swaps Hollywood for Highclere Castle as he is seen for the first time on the set of Downton Abbey, alongside co-star Hugh Bonneville.

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Thursday: The Fall BBC Two, 9pm

Retirement isn’t an option for the many well-known octogenarians living life to the full. Dave Kenny looks at the older people with a spring in their step, who believe age is no barrier to a full life.

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BBC1 @ 10.20pm: Graham Norton continues his award-winning talk show, with guests Ricky Gervais, Ronnie Corbett and Juliette Binoche, plus music and chat from Irish pop star Imelda May.

Mary McEvoy, who stars alongside Jon Kenny in John B Keane’s play, The Matchmaker, is appreciative of the Kerry playwright’s strong roles for women.

Planners for the aftermath of a nuclear strike in Belfast during the Cold War had a disturbingly naive attitude to its apocalyptic impact, records have revealed.

Irish comedian Brendan O’Carroll picked up another gong tonight, this time at the National Television Awards (NTAs) in London.

'Downton Abbey' drew a record-breaking US audience for Sunday’s much-anticipated season premiere.

GIVEN the weather we’ve been enduring here lately, you have to envy the Australian lifestyle. They can plan open air events with confidence, and if you were thinking of celebrating the first months of 2014 down under, then Sydney is the place to head for, where on Feb 1 you can enjoy Opera in the Domain free.

'Downton Abbey' cannot go on indefinitely, actress Penelope Wilton has said, despite the huge success of the period drama.

Steve Coogan still enjoys impersonating James Bond.

IT’S the most successful drama in British TV history and it’s back for the long-awaited fourth season.

No babysitter? No worries. Yes, those are his actual kids.

Hollywood star Paul Giamatti is joining the cast of Downton Abbey for the Christmas edition of the period drama.

Judi Dench has been named Britain's greatest actor.

'Downton Abbey' executive Gareth Neame has said the show is going to "turn in a whole different direction" in the next series.

Christoph Waltz and Maggie Smith were early winners on Golden Globes night.