A massive €677,000 has been donated to Covid-19 GoFundMe causes in the last week.

Maia Dunphy talks to Ailin Quinlan about the changes we can all make.

And then there were eight. Maia Dunphy was the latest contestant on Dancing with the Stars to exit stage left, with the Marty Party still going strong.

Not quite a pot of gold, but Marty Morrissey was clearly over the rainbow when he managed to improve his steps on Dancing with the Stars’ movie-themed night.

The Marty Party is still going, but for Norah Casey it was taxi time after the first elimination from this year’s Dancing with The Stars TV bash.

He may have come second last in the judges’ scores; he may have been up against a world champion and a rugby grand slam winner — but this year’s Dancing With the Stars is already shaping up to be a Marty party.

It was a no-brainer for Maia Dunphy to twirl into ‘Dancing With the Stars’, she tells Ciara McDonnell

GAA guru Marty Morrissey will show off his twinkle toes when he follows in the steps of sports presenter Des Cahill onto the dance floor.

Dancing with the Stars is returning to our screens in the New Year and the show has today announced its third celebrity.

David Walliams will also recive the ‘Bord Gáis Energy International Recognition Award on the night.

“immeasurably patient and kind men of @DubFireBrigade who turned up to help a frazzled mum in embarrassing pjs....”

There's a LOT.

Mother’s Day is this Sunday, so we asked designers, models, fitness coaches, and broadcasters to pen letters to their mum, reports Ciara McDonnell

Today is World Poetry Day, so Jonathan deBurca Butler asked a number of people to select their favourite work

RTÉ has received more than 640 complaints over controversial columnist Katie Hopkins’s planned appearance on The Late Late Show tonight.

Here's our TV recommendations for tonight.

The What Women Want presenter posted a picture of her scan on Twitter – photoshopping in a pint of Guinness.

Maia Dunphy examines our concepts of beauty in the concluding episode of her series What Women Want on RTÉ2 on Thursday.

TV presenter and producer Maia Dunphy is a woman who knows what she wants. 

Tánaiste Joan Burton was named 'Woman of the Year 2014' at a ceremony in Dublin last night, with Philomena Lee and Panti also honoured.

One of Britain’s most famous comedians (or his alter ego, Johnny Vegas, that is) will be in conversation with the comedy actress and writer Pauline McLynn as part of the Dublin Writers Festival next week.

Can-Linn’s Kasey Smith is set to become Ireland’s entry into Eurovision this year, despite controversy surrounding her connection to music mogul Louis Walsh.

For the first time in a long time I’ve actually been genuinely entertained by the Late Late Show.

Business on Planet Zog bounced back last year as Zig and & Zag’s production firm recorded a 51% jump in accumulated profits to €184,146.

TV and radio presenter, Lucy Kennedy, 37, can’t wait to start work with her “new husband” on TV3 next month.

Highlights include Breaking Bad and The Rose of Tralee

FASHION and feminism traditionally have little in common.

Ryan Tubridy will be helping to cook up a storm from next month when he kicks off the hunt for the country’s master chef.

Johnny Vegas has got married.