Daddy's Home is an hilarious-looking new comedy starring Mark Wahlberg and Will Ferrell and the two superstars are bringing the film to Ireland!

From the writer of The Fault in Our Stars comes new movie Paper Towns - and you can find out what Irish audiences thought

Trainwreck is the new film from comedy god Judd Apatow - who helmed The 40 Year Old Virgin and Knocked Up. The new film stars the very popular Amy Schumer as a woman in her 30s who is enjoying her single, carefree life. Maybe a little too much.

The director of Once is back with a new project in the form of an 80s set TV series about a young man who gets a band together

Russell-mania descended on Dublin last night, as throngs of people gathered outside the Savoy cinema to catch a glimpse of Hollywood actor Russell Crowe.

The Jameson Dublin International Film Festival kicks off this Thursday the 19th of March, with over 130 films from around the world over 11 days.

We've all seen so many of them over the years but have you ever thought about just how complicated it is to shoot an action scene?

Tributes have been paid to one of Cork’s best loved artists, Gladys Leach, after she passed away over the weekend.

Unitarian Church, Cork

"The past is never dead," wrote William Faulkner. "It’s not even past." Between Trees and Water, a new show by Cork theatre company, Painted Bird, is convinced of this stubborn relevance of the past to the present.

Recently vacated by clothes retailer Quills, nos 106/107 Patrick Street, Cork City, are selling for €1.95m.

A film from successful sitcom Mrs Brown’s Boys has its world premiere tonight in Dublin.

With the death of Hollywood star Mickey Rooney this week, Ryle Dwyer examines the story of Boys Town, the Nebraska home that propelled Irish priest Edward Flanagan to international fame.

Hollywood star Russell Crowe only made a flying visit to Ireland on Saturday for the premiere of his new movie Noah — but he still managed to slot in a couple of occasions to sample the black stuff.

Comic mega star Will Ferrell has pledged to go skinny dipping in the Liffey during his visit to Dublin.

RTÉ’s programme, Witnesses to War, was overdue. Why did it take so long to be made?

By the Beard of Zeus! Dublin get ready for a news invasion.

As the Cannes Film Festival opens, Irish photographer John Minihan retraces the highlights of a career spent capturing some of Hollywood’s biggest names, and his Oscar party trip this year

THE spot occupied by this elegant home, Fenton, is, it could be said, in a parallel universe, a garden oasis filled with birdsong in lieu of traffic snarl, sandwiched between Cork city’s Blackrock and Boreenmanna roads.

Tom Cruise, renowned for his dedication to his fans, lived up to his reputation at the premiere of his film Oblivion last night in Dublin.

Actor Tom Cruise has met with the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs Eamon Gilmore for the presentation of a certificate of Irishness.

Anti-Scientology campaigners are urging Tom Cruise to speak out against the organisation as he visits Dublin today for the European premiere of his latest film.

Finally living up to the promise he showed in 'Far And Away', Tom Cruise is to receive a Certificate of Irish Ancestry from the Department of Foreign Affairs next week.

Boomtown Rats singer Bob Geldof is bringing the band back to Cork, and feels their music deserves more respect, writes Marc O’Sullivan

Dublin became a part of Hollywood yesterday when movie stars, directors, celebrities and fully paid-up members of the glitterati attended the European premiere of the new Steven Spielberg movie Lincoln in the city’s Savoy Cinema.

Daniel Day-Lewis, Sally Field and Steven Spielberg are among the Hollywood elite attending the European premiere of 'Lincoln' at the Savoy cinema in Dublin this evening.

Despite a reputation for being an intense and reclusive actor, Daniel Day-Lewis responded unexpectedly when he received a birthday card, Caroline O’Doherty reports

Gloves, a knife and other items from the Lincoln film blockbuster are to be auctioned at the European premiere in Dublin.

Gloves, a knife and other items from the Lincoln film blockbuster are to be auctioned at the European premiere in Dublin next week.

The Greek Anthology Book XVII

IF SOMEONE said Hirwaun was a sleepy village in a southeast Asian country, you might believe it.

"I do not believe that a child can be reformed by lock and key and bars, or that fear can ever develop a child’s character."

The Jameson Dublin International Film Festivalcombined big-name actors with some superb viewing, says Orlagh Ní Arrachtáin

THE customer might be king, but don’t get Mary Rose going on the royal pain that is coffee choices.

AN appeal went out yesterday for a combined Cork/Limerick effort to revive a major part of Cork’s entertainment heritage on the banks of the Shannon.

IRISH actress Evanna Lynch and Harry Potter author JK Rowling have been pen-pals for years, the 17-year-old who plays Luna Lovegood revealed yesterday.

IN his letter headlined ‘The Church always pays for the sins of the past’ (June 15), Rev Dr D Vincent Twomey refers to the lecture by Fr Edward Flanagan of Boys Town, Nebraska, in the Savoy Cinema, Cork, in 1946.

WHILE Eamon de Valera was dreaming of comely maidens dancing at the crossroads, young boys were being flogged and buggered by a sordid assortment of perverted clergy and depraved Christian Brothers.

COMMENTING on what I said in a BBC radio discussion on the Ryan Report, Fergus Finlay (Irish Examiner, 09.06.09) accused me of trying “to sustain the argument, in the light of everything we know, that the abuse of decades was the work of a few misplaced rotten apples”.

THE reality of the banking crisis took on a very human face at Bank of Ireland’s extraordinary general meeting held in the Savoy Cinema in Dublin yesterday.

The ISEQ index of Irish shares ended in the red today, closing down 15.55 points to 2,266.81.

An offer by Bank of Ireland’s directors to resign and seek re-election at their annual meeting in July was today dismissed as a charade.

The world premiere of 'The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas' is taking place in Dublin later on today.