The leads have a terrific chemistry, both emotionally and in terms of their comic timing

Triangle of Sadness bears a strong resemblance to The Admirable Crichton (1968), although here the satire on wealth, power and social status is considerably more biting

Dan Colley's piece at Dublin Theatre Festival is based around a controversial technique involving playing along with a dementia patient's long-term memories 

Mary Kennedy recalls the family's Bakelite phone, and her regrets at not seeing her beloved father laid out in his coffin 

A restaurant worthy of all the stars and accolades

Written by Ol Parker and Daniel Pipski, with Parker directing, Ticket to Paradise ticks a lot of boxes

No one does bedroom farce quite like the French

The documentary by Christopher Neilus is almost entirely composed of the women’s own testimony

 Written by David Coggeshall and directed by William Brent Bell, the prequel isn’t quite as effective a psychological chiller as its predecessor

The second episode of Dr Eva’s Great Escape showed the ups and the downs of her plans to open a health hotel 

Actress Sheila Hancock talks to Hannah Stephenson about her book, ‘Old Rage’,why she won’t dwell on ill health, and how she climbed a mountain in her 80s

Author Jack Jewers markets the novel as when Bridgerton meets Sherlock

Sattin trawls through the very depths of antiquity, drawing also on his own extensive experience, having lived and travelled in the Middle East and the Arab World

Irish exile Sam O’Shea (Gabriel Byrne) is a hard-drinking serial philanderer who is shocked to discover that his latest wife is cheating on him

It’s hardly hard-hitting satire, but the rooftop charity bash in an exclusive area to raise funds for their local park felt like a Marie Antoinette moment.

Set on the back roads and boreens of the West of Ireland, there’s plenty of Irish talent on hand to lend support too

A laboratory guinea pig bent on world domination provides most of the humour along with some very effective running jokes

This production of the classic tale of cultural clashes in the north-west underlines the mastery of its creator  

The stars and creators of Lightyear give the lowdown on a film that's sure to be a summer smash, complete with Pixar’s first same-sex couple 

I think it’s good we see Nyborg leaving meetings to try and cool herself down during a hot flush

Nazi Germany is being slowly bombed to bits. News from Russia is so bad that teenagers are happy to go to a losing war in a U-boat. And everyone, on both sides, is half-numbed by grief

Cork actress Alison Oliver is superb as the introverted Frances, but we do want a bit more from the latest Sally Rooney adaptation

The final episode of the series 

Sarah Morris and Brian Gleeson shine in a story of love and betrayal 

Lautaro Martinez scored twice as Inter Milan hit back from two goals down to beat Empoli at San Siro and return to the top of Serie A

Matt Reeves’ big screen blockbuster, The Batman, is one of this year’s most-anticipated releases.

Optimism for longer opening hours in night-life sector 

Marie O'Shea will examine the legislation introduced following the referendum to repeal the Eighth Amendment

Mane was involved in a clash of heads with Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha early during the second half of the last-16 tie in Bafoussam.

Bafta said it will not hand out any special awards at its upcoming film or games prize ceremonies because it needs time to implement the recommendations of a recent review.

Previous review was compiled in 2020 as the pandemic was just beginning leading to a great deal of uncertainty as to how the health service would manage the situation

The Premier League and the EFL have not yet commissioned external advice to resolve their dispute over parachute payments, despite a call to do so in the fan-led review ordered by the Government.

Here is a look back at some of the biggest technology stories of 2021

A raging underwater river and young boys trapped in a cave

The film is reminiscent of Cinema Paradiso in its nostalgic tone and cinematically inspired narrative

Targeted for deportation because of his cultural heritage, Antonio's life gets minced up by the bureaucratic machinery in engrossing Blue Bayou

While the topic of her divorce is all-consuming, the singer seems to be pushing gently at the boundaries of what people expect of her

Marvel's latest offering stars Dublin's Barry Keoghan with Gemma Chan, Angelina Jolie, Richard Madden and Salma Hayek

In the gory thriller that has swiftly become a smash hit on Netflix, competitors play children’s games for huge cash prizes … and if they lose, they die. Can you stomach it?

The defeat means Barcelona are under pressure to avoid missing out on the knockout stage for the first time since the 2003-04 season when they did not feature in the competition at all

Parting with James Bond is rarely sweet sorrow.

Edin Dzeko scored twice as Inter Milan returned to the top of Serie A with a thumping 6-1 win over Bologna on Saturday.

The university purchased the Limerick city centre site for about €8m

—  Tom and Jerry's cartoon violence has a refreshing disregard for health and safety; and Godzilla vs Kong is a dystopian sci-fi fantasy on an operatic scale