Charlie Murphy

The actor on dining in London, Benedict Cumberbatch and why she loves Galway

Wins for ‘Michael Inside’, Saoirse Ronan, John Connors, Aisling Walsh, Cillian Murphy

Actors, writers, directors, producers, designers and stage managers sign statement supporting others who ended silence about abuse of power

Popular figure determined to end his period with Munster by claiming silverware

Latest season of the 1920s gangster drama sees the arrival of Irish director David Caffrey and other Love/Hate stars in Charlie Murphy and Aidan Gillen

Review: The violent, sulphurous period gangster drama is back to cut up our screens

To be young now is to be hounded for personal data in exchange for trinkets and services

Enda Walsh’s despairing and dystopian work is a play woven from grief

Playwright says world has ‘become a lot more polarised and a lot scarier, politically’

The actor talks about observing and to being observed, child acting and his role in Enda Walsh’s new play

Suede, a new work inspired by Eileen Gray and US model Cameron Russell are also on the July arts festival bill

Reception for ‘Rebellion’ in the US likely to sway RTÉ’s decision on whether to bring it back for a second series

Review: ‘1916’, ‘Gineadóir an Stáit’, ‘Happy Valley’ and ‘The Restaurant’

The cop show is back after two long years in the Yorkshire wilderness and it’s as grim and compulsive as ever

Gripping events and compelling characters define the Easter Rising. So where are they?

Colin Teevan tells Off Topic podcast he was ‘astonished’ by the numbers involved in 1916

Review: ‘War and Peace’, ‘Rebellion’, ‘Clerys’’

Dramatic impetus character driven while Rising’s familiar protagonists on sidelines

A crucial Rebellion, a new Fall, another Catastrophe – the most promising new and returning TV shows will push the envelope while offering something for every taste

Documentary to be made for RTÉ to tell story of 1916 rebellion from British perspective

Ray D’Arcy, Rachel Allen, Bob Geldof and new army recruits destined for RTÉ One

Galway International Arts Festival rolls into the City of the Tribes this weekend, and in among the visual arts, theatre and music there's some great food to be found

RTÉ 1, TV3 and TG4 all have major dramas planned for Rising centenary next year

‘Rebellion’ will tell the story of Easter Week through fictional characters

RTÉ commissioner Jane Gogan wants to ‘start conversation’ through talent pipeline scheme

As she gears up for a Christmas reunion with her extended family back in her native Wexford, Charlie Murphy pauses to chat about a ridiculously busy year

Review: Whatever the future of RTÉ’s hit drama, we’ll sure miss Tom Vaughan-Lawlor’s superbly nasty Nidge

The audience and the city had important roles to play in this year’s festival, closing the gap between reality and fiction

Review: The long-awaited return of two of RTÉ’s most popular dramas makes comparisons inevitable

Opening episode shows group of Travellers attempt to kill Dublin gangland boss

Nevermind Mark O’Rowe’s return to dialogue, does his family tragedy for the Abbey signal a new commitment to realism? Or is anything here as it seems?

Sam Reid seems to have a monopoly on posh English parts. A soldiering stint is next for the Australian actor

Crime lord Nidge’s trail of destruction comes back to haunt him as enemies seek revenge

A peak performance by Peggy Olson, Bafta beckons for Sarah Lancashire, and John Lonergan shows his mettle as a mentor

Jim Deane joins party colleagues John Cassin and Andy Gladney

Revised boundaries and fewer seats mean council hopefuls taking nothing for granted

Brendan and Domhnall Gleeson nominated in the best actor category

It started off with a bang and a cat killing, but it looks as if RTÉ’s biggest drama has used up its nine lives. At least ‘Downton Abbey’ has given up all pretence of making any sense

Opinion: It is through gangland culture that many men find a status otherwise denied to them

RTÉ says finale of fourth season had average audience of more than 1 million people