Bowser, ruler of the Koopas, gazed into the mirror. Where once he had seen a king, now he saw only tears. Thus, heavy with shame, Bowser set off for the castle of Princess Peach, the only creature he had ever wept for.

You might have heard the name of Vince Linnane in the past few days. 

Long-serving Kerry football kitman and Austin Stack Park groundsman Vincent Linnane has passed away.

A rhinoceros has been shot dead at a wildlife park near Paris by poachers who then used a chainsaw to remove the animal's horn.

On a visit to Ireland’s first convention devoted to the horror movie industry, ‘Screamvention’, Ken Phelan tries to releases his inner demons and finds it’s child’s play

“One can’t solve everything,” is a statement akin to heresy when uttered by the immortal Sherlock Holmes (Ian McKellen), but then life is no longer elementary for fiction’s greatest detective in Mr Holmes (PG). 

Ironic as it may sound, it seems that Entourage actually has Sex and the City to thank for its move to the silver screen, writes Tom Teodorczuk

A baby killed by her father in England was never on a child protection plan despite authorities knowing of “horrific domestic abuse, drug-taking and injuries to the child”, a damning report has revealed.

Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan revealed that we'll see more of a particular character in Better Call Saul Season 2.

KEVIN SPACEY has revealed he and ROBIN WRIGHT share a lot of laughs together on the set of House Of Cards. 

Former Manchester United manager David Moyes admits he put a stop to the players’ pre-match ritual of eating chips.

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THE stars kept on coming yesterday at the Web Summit. Even as your correspondent was heading for the train, for instance, Adrian Grenier, better known as Vince from Entourage, was ascending the press conference stage to field questions.

Your spoiler free guide to tonight's telly.

Check out our spoiler-free guide to what’s good to watch on the box tonight.

From Vince to Hugo Boss to Kenzo, a host of new labels is coming to Brown Thomas Cork. Here we showcase the best looks for autumn/winter.

Many prominent GAA figures, led by the association’s president Liam O’Neill, attended the funeral of the mother of star Kerry footballer Colm Cooper in Killarney at the weekend.

More episodes of the 'Breaking Bad' prequel spinoff show are being made, before the first series has been broadcast.

This 14-year time lapse really takes home videos to whole new level.

Mötley Crüe have announced their Farewell Tour.

After a 13-year-old boy reported in 1979 that a priest raped and threatened him at gunpoint to keep quiet, the Archdiocese of Chicago assured the boy’s parents that, although the cleric avoided prosecution, he would receive treatment and have no further contact with minors.

The conceit of the film Delivery Man is outrageous but credible. Twenty years after donating sperm, David Wozniak discovers he’s the father of 533 children, 142 of whom have filed a lawsuit to learn his identity.

A man who killed his 16-week-old daughter after becoming "agitated" when he ran out of cannabis has been jailed for six years in the UK today.

Four years ago he stood defeated in a Dr Crokes dressing room in Fitzgerald Stadium. Two broken ribs helped to focus his mind: enough, he was done.

Vince Vaughn's wife Kyla Weber has given birth to a baby boy.

Vince Vaughn's wife is pregnant.

GATHERINGS may be all the rage for 2013, but the concept is old hat to Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann, which has been gathering together musicians from across the Irish diaspora for over 60 years.

A news presenter read out her own engagement announcement after her boyfriend re-wrote the station's autocue.

EVERY now and then a movie comes out of nowhere, made on the cheap, and becomes a classic.

Mark Wahlberg will feature in the 'Entourage' movie.

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You may have seen the clip on YouTube - Vince and Jules from Pulp Fiction driving through Tralee.

Dr Crokes captain Kieran O’Leary believes the club’s successful defence of their Munster title is largely down to the players’ maturity.

Dr Crokes joint-manager Noel O’Leary described his players as the greatest in the Killarney club’s history after they successfully defended their Munster title.

Noel O’Leary was thrilled his Dr Crokes team were able to prove people wrong after yesterday becoming the first club since John Mitchels in the 1960s to win three consecutive Kerry SFC titles.

Dr Crokes boss Noel O’Leary will not be sending a Christmas card to Jimmy McGuinness.