Charlie Chaplin’s son on Kerry holidays, running away to London and a ‘difficult’ relationship
Charlie Chaplin's eldest son with Oona O'Neill talks about life with his father, holidays in Ireland and his first novel
Charlie Chaplin
Josephine Chaplin obituary: Actor and daughter of the silent movie star who had a deep love of Kerry
She first visited Waterville with her father, Charlie Chaplin, who discovered it following a recommendation of his friend Walt Disney, and she later sponsored a statue of her father there
Fully refurbished boutique hotel in Ring of Kerry seeks €1.6m
Sea Lodge Hotel in Waterville comes in turnkey condition following €3m refit in 2015
Irish Film Institute asks Dublin City Council to help it secure extra space
Museum venue plan has role to play in vibrancy of city’s cultural life, says IFI director
The Real Charlie Chaplin: Unravelling the little Tramp
Between the myths and the mysteries, Chaplin remains hard to grasp
Clubbable, shy and eccentric unite to do what the English do best
London Letter: The club has met twice a year for dinner since the 1890s – the vilification of the guests proving the usual highlight
Film star, humanist and ... vindictive lover? Who was the real Charlie Chaplin?
The closer you look, the more unknowable the once-in-a-generation comedian appears to be
The Irishman at the helm of iconic German furniture company
Thonet’s furniture designs have been immortalised in museums and movies
‘If I do business stuff for too long, I’ll go to clown school for a bit’
Wild Geese: Entrepreneur and arts performer Kiva Murphy moved to Barcelona in 2013
Marion Davies was as big as Valentino. Then she had a scandalous affair
Mank, David Fincher’s new film, goes some way to rehabilitating the film star's reputation
Turning heads and making headlines – Frank McNally on the extraordinary life of sculptor Clare Sheridan
An Irishman’s Diary
Bill & Ted in middle age: ‘We felt if we did it with heart, it would work’
Alex Winter on friendship with Keanu Reeves, the risky new film and the fun side of fame
I have log cabin fever – the idea just won’t let go
An old dumping ground will sport a cabin distantly related to one owned by a queen
Stephen Merchant’s Isolation Diary: Living with Harrison Ford would be very reassuring
Thrillers and not much comedy... The Office cocreator shares his lockdown viewing
One World: Together At Home event raises $127.9m for Covid-19 relief
Paul McCartney, Beyonce and Rolling Stones among the performers in eight-hour broadcast
Mubi: online repertory cinema for a handful of change
Fancy a rotating visual feast of 30 arthouse movies monthly and all neatly curated?
Steve Martin and Martin Short: ‘I have about 800 cousins coming to the Dublin show’
The veteran comedians on Irish roots, timeless humour and touring with a partner
Dublin International Film Festival: A guide to the best movies
Women filmmakers are the thematic plank of this year’s DIFF programme
‘I’ve had a Christmas on my own, with no gifts at all’
All I want for Christmas . . . Jerry Fish: The singer-songwriter talks about his best and worst Christmases
Gerry Thornley: Ireland's shambolic first Rugby World Cup steps
Michael Kiernan recalls Ireland’s preparation for the inaugural 1987 competition, an event the IRFU didn't want to enter
Who are the newly invited Irish members of Hollywood’s Academy?
The Oscars body has invited 842 new members: 50% female, 29% people of colour
Dublin film festival highlights and guest stars revealed
Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival includes Alexandra McGuinness thriller
U2 serve up celebration and solidarity in Belfast
Ahead of four shows at Dublin’s 3Arena next week, Bono and co. serve up a night of celebration in Belfast
Google celebrates 20 years of Doodles with a trip down memory lane
More than 2,000 colourful illustrations have been published over the years
Bono on fame: ‘Paul is dead. I live here. I’m f***ing Bono’
As part of the Experience + Innocence show in Paris U2's lead singer has lots to say on Trump, the perils of success and how he’s only half a man without Ali
The Irish-American animator who put the ‘looney’ into Looney Tunes
Bob Clampett animated Daffy Duck and Tweety, with his unique wacky style
Patrick Freyne: Conor McGregor strikes a blow for his presidency
MMA fighter’s praise for Putin comes during quite a week for preposterous men
Leaving Cert history: Critical thinking skills essential on paper with good choice of topics
Students asked whether Lemass was a strong leader in challenging examination paper
Louise Brooks: ‘I was always late, but just too damn stunning for them to fire me’
The dancer, actor, gossip columnist and muse was one of the most modern of stars
Visionary Pep Guardiola still has something new to say
Style and substance the mark of a coach who has guided Man City to the cusp of the title
New Northern Secretary has silent encounter with Charlie Chaplin
Karen Bradley professes herself ‘absolutely delighted’ to be in Belfast after Tory reshuffle
Binge-watch public domain Hollywood classics
Web Log: PublicDomainMovie.net is a treasure trove for fans of Hollywood past
Cycle series: Take a deep breath and mount up
The Ring of Kerry challenge takes in some steep and rough terrain
Talking statues: Gabriel Byrne and Brenda Fricker bring Dublin landmarks to life
A slew of famous voices are bringing 10 of Dublin’s best-known monuments alive
The Father review: Owen Roe gives a masterful performance in Zeller’s play
In this empathetic and slippery production, as his confusion grows, so does ours
Marc Riboud wandered world capturing life on camera
Legendary photographer’s image helped change US public opinion on Vietnam War
Volunteers active in Dublin, German invasion rumours in the US, and Chaplin’s latest
1916/2016: a miscellany
Charlie Chaplin film posters sell for three times estimates
Rare film memorabilia at Bonhams auction in London
Right lot of Charlies turn out for Chaplin festival
Chaplin’s grandson leads bowler-hatted enthusiasts at festival in Waterville, Co Kerry
Paris Fashion Week: well-heeled enjoy liberated Dior
Spirit of this year’s collection ‘more liberated, darker and more sexual’
Crowds flock to ‘final rally’ of Jackie Healy-Rae
Constituents and politicians pay their respects to the former deputy
Aideen Barry’s silent movie gives a voice to performers with disabilities
Silent Moves opens audience’s eyes to the challenges faced by people with disabilities, from feeling invisible in shops to the lack of open conversations about love, sex, autonomy and adventure
Wardrobing: What trousers should I wear to my first proper job?
The dress code is smart-casual, but I still want to make a good impression
The case sensitive tUnE-yArDs bubbles up
To create her new tUnE-yArDs album, Merrill Garbus kept strict hours in the studio, writing songs and reading James Joyce. ‘He was one who really shifted what words could do,’ says the fast-talking ex-puppeteer
US investment firm Kennedy Wilson seeks Shelbourne Hotel loans for €111m
Beverly Hills firm hints at asset flotation
Going out: Something for the weekend
Mayo vs Tyrone, Belsonic festival continues - and how many Charlie Chaplins fit in Waterville?
Galway Arts Festival reaches a climax
City fills with people coming to check out a host of free street theatre events
Following the flow of the ‘Wake’ to its source
How can you capture the dark seam of energy and form at the heart of ‘Finnegans Wake’? By giving voice to the river that runs through James Joyce’s extraordinary book
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