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Meteor unveils song of the year shortlist

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Meteor unveils song of the year shortlist

Irish music fans have the chance to vote for the Meteor song of the year for 2012 after the shortlist was announced yesterday.

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Chart toppers Royseven to teach masterclass to teens

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Programme to expand arts accessibility for teenagers

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Arthur’s Day headliners announced

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A fun load of festivals all summer long

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Four Irish tracks in top 30 most played by Irish stations
British star Jessie J crowned the queen of Irish radio
British star Jessie J crowned the queen of Irish radio

British star Jessie J was queen of Irish radio in 2011, with her single Price Tag played more than any other song throughout the year.

Thu, 05 Jul, 2012

Arts festival set to dazzle

Box office sales have opened for an event described as “one of the most significant multi-arts festivals” of the summer.

Thu, 28 Jun, 2012

Pixie Lott lined up for O2 gig

Pixie Lott will join Westlife and Royseven at O2 Smartsounds – the Smartphone gig on November 24.

Mon, 17 Oct, 2011

A toast to Arthur and to sobriety

THEY hailed it as a toast to Arthur but for many midday imbibers it meant a toast to sobriety as pubs around the country closed for an hour yesterday afternoon to prepare for a ticket-only invite to a party celebrating the life of Arthur Guinness.

Fri, 23 Sep, 2011

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