Television: Just as Larry Goodman symbolised something bigger than the 1980s beef industry, so this film symbolises more than a corporation’s rise and fall

As rower Philip Doyle crashes out, could Paudie Moloney have a shot at the Glitterball Trophy?

The stadiums are remote and the crowds are sparse, but all who attend are strengthened by the experience

First listen review: Kneecap’s second record captures the glee and giddiness of their live performances

Damon Albarn looks past western music for inspiration but album never sounds like the meanderings of a tourist

Television: Lead star is obviously having the time of his life as he squares up to Godzilla, Kong and pals

Television: Previously zany cast are now in the trenches of middle age and finding Gen Z even more annoying than our heroes were 25 years ago

Don’t be surprised if Guy Ritchie’s new series catapults the young Cork actor into being Ireland’s next acting superstar

Television: Absorbing first episode of three-part series explores ominous possibility that AI isn’t so much stealing our jobs, as our souls

Front-runner Jordan Dargan faces a second dance-off in two weeks as Stephanie Kelly departs

Laconic frontwoman Laetitia Sadier and her bandmates put on a clever and wondrous Dublin show with danceable grooves and art-rock jams

Group return to the hoedown mother lode for their well-intentioned if fizz-free sixth album

Kin gave RTÉ of its biggest ratings hits since its previous big crime show, Love/Hate

Go into this expecting a conventionally well-put-together mystery, and you’ll be underwhelmed. Buckle up for a hysterically soapy thrill ride

Blair emerges from this impressively wide-ranging documentary brimming with charm yet blank behind the eyes