Creedon’s Musical Atlas of Ireland on RTÉ One: Amiable charm despite moment of cringe
Quibbles aside, John Creedon is an engaging figure attempting something ambitious in this Irish documentary with big ideas
Christy Moore at All Together Now: A rousing Auld Triangle is dedicated to the late Glen Hansard
Singer (81) crams a lifetime of emotions, activism and call-to-arms songwriting into boisterous 60-minute set
Pulp at All Together Now 2026: Common People remains the ultimate takedown of nepo babies
Britpop’s supreme ironists send fans new and old back to their tents chuffed to have witnessed something special
Dry Cleaning at All Together Now 2026: Shin-kicking post-punks kick off the weekend with a flourish
Blending poetry and indie pop, the London band have a formula but it’s a good one
Dove Ellis: Who is the mysterious Irish artist on the Mercury shortlist?
Awards or not, Dove Ellis is a dark horse surely destined for bigger and better things
Furious: Lola Petticrew is at once menacing and vulnerable in visceral new thriller
The Belfast actor follows powerhouse turn as IRA bomber Dolours Price in Say Nothing with equally riveting portrayal of a serial killer on Disney+
Ann Droid: Charming sitcom bobs along on a cloud of gentle whimsy
Diane Morgan and Sue Johnston star in show about how society is happy to write off older people as superfluous irritants
Holly Willoughby’s new YouTube venture is off to a wonky start
Holly Willoughby Together has been compared to the found-footage horror film With Love, Meghan, but things improve when Stanley Tucci breezes in
Devil in the Family: The Fall of Ruby Franke – Your jaw will hit the floor again and again
Documentary on momfluencer is a disquieting portrayal of manipulation behind the picket fences of an idyllic town
Charli XCX: Music, Fashion, Film review – Grimy indie rock somehow makes self-absorption attractive
What must it be like to be Charli XCX in a post-Brat universe? The singer tells you all about it on this engaging, spirited LP
Beta Band at Vicar Street review: Brilliant boffins are still playing by their own wonky rules
The re-formed group’s set brims with singalong moments and has an audience streaked with grey partying like it’s literally 1999
Testimony on RTÉ One: Why didn’t Ireland do more to help victims of Magdalene laundries?
Television: Aoife Kelleher’s film hums with a taut, sustained rage as it chronicles the years of thankless, thwarted work by campaigners
Building Ireland on RTÉ One: Exploring an Irish town ripe for rediscovery
Television: Athlone is a place ripe for discovery - a mission undertaken in this very watchable episode
Garbage at Iveagh Gardens review: An exhilarating display of grunge pop – but is it their last gig?
Dublin concert is a celebration of band’s 30-year history of romping, stomping pop-rock
Reality check: Can Julian Casablancas and The Strokes really save rock’n’roll?
The Strokes are about to release a new album, Reality Awaits. A lot has changed in the 25 years since the band’s first Irish gig