Imelda May

Government must ensure that all of the voices and talents of this generation of artists are heard

Television: Christmas in Ireland with Imelda May and Friends is all sorts of hokey, but what would Christmas be without a sprinkling of schmaltz?

What does the singer want for Christmas? Time with family ahead of her Christmas Eve special on Sky Arts

Tuesday’s celebrations include tours, lectures and a concert - but no bank holiday yet

TV review: May is charming but the cliches come thick and fast in this Sky Arts doc

Two-part Sky Arts series sees singer present Irish ‘literary travelogue’

Radio: Only a vindictive soul would wish D’Arcy silenced in so cruel a way

May sounds completely at ease with the musician and the woman she has become

The presenter on Irishness, the excitement of live TV and the upside of lockdown

It’s a particularly thrilling time for Irish music – here’s our countdown of the finest

The Irish Times political team discuss the sacking of Barry Cowen, at an Inside Politics event

The author appeared at The Irish Times Summer Nights Festival on Wednesday evening

McWilliams and Dermot Bannon were the first guests at the Irish Times Summer Nights Festival

Jeff Goldblum was a pianist before he was an actor. Now he’s back at the keys – and loving it

We asked transition year students who visited The Irish Times this week to share their thoughts on Gay Byrne who died on Monday, aged 85. This is what they had to say...

The musicians are to be given a special reception by Sligo County Council

Events across Dublin city from feature Blindboy and play ‘My Father’s Kind’

The actor-turned-jazz musician on working with Imelda May, Martin McDonagh and Bryan Cranston

Experimental music launch features animation by Cartoon Saloon and music by Imelda May, Mundy and Mary Coughlan

Cillian Murphy and Imelda May also involved in all-star EP based on letters from the front

Review: The move to London made Friday’s Late Late Show even more parochial than usual

The Summer Series at Trinity College Dublin features concerts by Grace Jones, Bryan Ferry, Gavin James, Rag ’n’ Bone Man and Il Divo

Seen & Heard: Vince Power’s Feis; O’Coineen’s targets the Post; Bank of Ireland eyes health insurance

Anthony Hopkins plays Lear, Gay Byrne takes a trip down memory lane and Can’t Cope, Won’t Cope comes to a friendship-wrecking close

Title sponsor Diageo made decision, says festival chair

If a bomb went off at the National Concert Hall gig that would have been it for the Irish music scene

The veteran record producer on Bowie, Morrissey and his problem with Steve Albini

Irish company opening new record pressing plant in Glasnevin seeks to raise funding to €1m

The producer says Farrell solo album and Albarn’s The Good, the Bad and the Queen will have new releases in 2018

Bob Geldof accepts lifetime achievement award at The Irish Post awards in London

Ireland’s best-known soprano effortlessly moves from opera to ‘The Sound Of Music’

What’s on, how to get there, and weather for the Halloween bank holiday weekend

Late musician’s favourite saying was ‘They won’t stop me singing till they put me in the ground’

UK competition body gives green light to deal after investigators take summer field trip

Psychologist advises against hibernating, but to lengthen days by getting out and about

‘Blás’ to also perform at Croke Park this weekend

Top Rank’s agreement with USA’s top sports channel will raise profile of boxing’s best

Fans crowd into Dublin pub to watch local boy fight Floyd Mayweather in Las Vegas

Golden Discs turns to profit in 2016 after a €466,000 loss in 2015

Ordinary Level Irish paper ‘on the whole quite good’ despite error in question 6