Ed Sheeran controversy: How his North American tour has ended up in crisis
Were Sheeran to cancel the tour, the total economic loss is estimated to be anywhere from $60-$100 million
70 Up review: The morbidly comforting message here is that nobody has life worked out
Television: Seven-yearly series has followed the same group of English people through their lives, unearthing riveting and devastating personal stories
Trasna na dTonnta review: An unassuming snapshot of island life that is full of charm
Television: Fascinating portrait of outsiders who have set up home on windswept Irish outcrops
The Traitors Ireland: Host Siobhán McSweeney comes across as a bit fed up
Television: The series has come down with a severe case of difficult second season syndrome
Last Days of Dalymount: John Francis Flynn’s blistering folk barrage is soaring and sad
Stadium on the northside of Dublin, set for the wrecking ball having hosted Bohs games since 1901, holds a grand farewell
Call My Agent! actor Camille Cottin on the star-studded celeb satire: ‘All the stories were true’
As Netflix’s hit Paris-set dramedy returns as a movie, its star talks about French cinema’s darker side and how a trip to Kilkenny landed her a role opposite Matt Damon
Bloc Party: Anatomy of a Brief Romance review – Infectious, emotive and hook-laden
One of Bloc Party’s most engaging records since Silent Alarm is also the most personal LP of Kele Okereke’s career
The Paper season two on Sky One: Domhnall Gleeson is up against it as both the straight man and punch bag
Television: American Office spin-off is caught between the urge to be sincere and the obligation to be uproarious
Celebrity Gogglebox Ireland review: Wildly forgettable and at moments incredibly irritating
Television: Virgin Media must have emptied every contact book to assemble celebs such as Ryan Tubridy, Siobhán McSweeney and Love Islander Seán Fitzgerald
This City Is Ours on RTÉ One: Love letter to Liverpool is a crime drama with an identity crisis
Television: Biggest misstep is waste of Derry Girls actor Saoirse-Monica Jackson as a gangster Wag. Her performance is a scream into the void
Arab Strap: Half-Told Tales review – The beautifully bleak Scots’ finest album since the 1990s
Aidan Moffat and Malcolm Middleton paint a fascinating portrait of middle age
The Script’s Danny O’Donoghue: ‘I was in therapy, saying all the right things but drinking at weekends’
The singer opens up about drink, grief and a new album that even he is a little mystified by
The Gentlemen season 2: Meghan Markle may be missing, but there is one surprise guest star
What’s lacking here is any sense of fun. Without the larking about, what does any Guy Ritchie caper have going for it?
RTÉ100 – Points of View: Anniversary show gets so much right, but falls between stools
Documentary celebrating 100 years of public broadcasting at no point mentions the anniversary and leaves it to the viewer
Fontaines DC: Slane will be a crowning moment for the biggest Irish band since U2
Next June, they will be just the third Irish band to headline the 80,000-capacity venue