Another week, another Late Late Show line-up.

In conversation with Hilary Fennell.

The first store in the newly-developed €50m retail and office complex at the old Capitol Cineplex site in Cork opened its doors yesterday — and will inject new life into one of the city centre’s most historic areas, according to leading business figures in the city.

“There is nothing more important than where that ball lands on Winning Streak — and it’s worth a lot of money.”

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RTÉ presenter Marty Whelan revealed that he wrote his autobiography, That’s Life, while Winning Streak was on its surprise six-month break this year.

RTÉ presenter Miriam O’Callaghan has come to the rescue of a Cork mother seeking some celebrity style for her cancer fundraising event.

Hands up: Jack Black stars alongside Tim Robbins in new comedy series The Brink on Sky Atlantic on Monday.

Shows on kidnappings, Irish pub and the Troubles Documentary explores legacies of three Irish titans

When model Roz Purcell asked ex-footballer-turned-designer Pat Morley to create ‘that’ blue suit for the VIP awards, it was the beginning of a fashion sensation, writes Liz Dunphy.

Christmas means something different to everyone. But in many households, it’s the women who are the heart of the season — whether it’s preparing the food, buying and wrapping gifts or just making sure to get everyone together.

Two short moviestelling stories light years apart have shared the honours at a schools’ film awards.

Pro-choice campaigners have called for a straightforward ‘yes or no’ referendum on abortion next spring after throwing down the gauntlet to officials by illegally bringing abortion pills over the border.

Sinead Kennedy said "I do" over the weekend.

It’s the middle of August, but don’t be surprised if a sudden flu epidemic descends on RTÉ soon.

Demonstrations are to take place in Dublin and Galway tomorrow in protest at the State’s treatment of a suicidal, immigrant woman denied an abortion after becoming pregnant through rape.

IT’S SUMMER, and while gardens, parks and meadows throughout the land have burst into blossom, nowhere will boast brighter colours or dreamier scents than the RDS, which transforms into a floral paradise next week.

Last night ‘The Voice of Ireland’ presenter Eoghan McDermott made a startling confession about his past.

When psychologist Joan Freeman founded Pieta House, the national centre for the prevention of self-harm or suicide, it was to address a taboo subject that was little discussed and rarely understood.

As grey power takes hold, Rose Mary Roche wonders why so many women are happy to go silver and even more are seeing it as a fashion.

After gathering momentum all year, the organisers of Ireland’s biggest ever tourism promotion were not about to let the pace slacken on the last night of 2013.

Graham Norton, the return of Sherlock and the Ronan O'Gara documentary feature among the highlights.

WHAT’S your favourite Christmas tradition? From staying up to watch The Late Late Toy Show to the Finnish custom of visiting the graveyard on Christmas Eve, the history of festive traditions is as long as Santa’s present list. We asked celebrities for their favourites.

A Sligo school’s re-enactment of local life and schooling in the 1930s won it the top prize at a national film competition.

Model Pippa O’Connor has revealed she is delighted to be joining husband Brian Ormond on RTÉ as Ireland’s first TV couple.

Highlights include Liz Bonnin on tigers and the final episode of Game of Thrones.

Groups from both sides of the abortion debate have hit out at the Coalition’s attempts to bring clarity to the issue.

A high-profile Fine Gael TD has apologised for claiming serious health risks for pregnant women are not a reason to allow abortion as “we’re all going to end up dead anyway”.

Sean O’Sullivan, Dragon’s Den

The Government will today be told to agree to an independent public inquiry into Savita Halappanavar’s death by Thursday or face a European court battle.

When 69-year-old Francis Kennedy stepped onto flight EI105 from Dublin to New York last Friday it was the Co Tipperary man’s first time on a plane.

To mark Dublin Fashion Festival, five resident movers and shakers tell Deirdre Reynolds what gives the city its edge.

SINÉAD KENNEDY is only happy when it rains.

In response to a letter published in the Irish Examiner on May 18, the Irish Association of Speech & Language Therapists consider it important to clarify some of the issues highlighted.

NUMBERS were better than expected yesterday at the opening of the Millstreet Horse Show All-Ireland Championships, as many of the show jumping fraternity defied the threat of sanction by the sport’s national governing body to attend the Cork event.