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Forest Fest 2026: Line-up, site access, ticket information and more
Everything you need to know about the Co Laois music and arts festival this weekend
Traitors Ireland refused permission to film new series at ‘archaeologically sensitive’ sites in Meath
‘Misrepresenting the monument for entertainment risks undermining our educational remit’, says OPW
Killing and destruction in Gaza: new book examines Israel’s campaign and the enablers
Fintan Drury’s Genocide: Sponsoring the Destruction of Palestine
RTÉ crime drama Kin to return for third series in 2027
Broadcaster releases details about the much-awaited comeback of the hit Dublin gangster show as part of its upcoming drama slate
César Morales of Ballet de Santiago: ‘I want to show Europe our work. This is a showcase’
Chilean flair is to the fore in production of Swan Lake that's coming to Dublin in August
Robbie Williams to play in Ireland during summer 2027
Tickets for Thomond Park show priced from €91.25 to €252 and on sale this week
Bill Nighy on Ride or Die: ‘I want a very belated action career’
Nighy stars as the boss of an assassination agency in the Prime Video series Ride or Die
Pádraicín review: A sublime tour through Galway, where artists make reality big and messy
Galway International Arts Festival 2026: Brú Theatre’s promenade production sends Pádraic Ó Conaire’s characters scattering through the city
For Dolores review: Funny, bruising and brilliantly written and acted
Galway International Arts Festival 2026: Eva O’Connor’s play is an acerbic, emotionally astute portrait of female friendship in all its intensity
World Cup half-time show in pictures: Shakira, Madonna, BTS, Justin Bieber and more
Madonna kicked off the Super Bowl-style show, one of several American elements added to this year’s tournament
The People’s Emperor by Edward Shawcross: Entertaining and thoroughly researched biography
An attempt to redress the balance and rescue Louis-Napoléon, one of the most popular, if divisive, men in 19th-century France
Condolences on RIP.ie: ‘Witnesses say St Peter sighed deeply and requested annual leave’
Apart from have a dig at the dead, others treat the form as something of a dating app
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
Luke Combs at Slane review: Country star struggles to keep crowd onside for full 120-minute show
Garron Noone and Dermot Kennedy make cameos as North Carolina musician plays the first of two nights at Co Meath venue
TV guide: the best new shows to watch, starting tonight
Highlights include The Crow Girl, Katie Price: Nothing to Hide and Testimony
