James Nesbitt

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The Twelfth weekend neatly illustrates Freud’s ‘narcissism of small differences’

Order’s grand secretary says talk of a united Ireland is a ‘scare tactic’ used by politicians

Colum Eastwood stresses language in reply to James Nesbitt’s ‘united Ireland’ remark

Actor James Nesbitt is ambitious for change for the home place he loves. He wants to give a voice to the silent majority in a ‘union of Ireland’

Although missing many of the game’s top stars, Lahinch is set to swing on and off the course

‘Cold Feet’ star’s company Brown Cow Films posts asset growth to more than €5m

Radio Review: Presenter’s irritation at religious slot brings him to life, while Sean O’Rourke needs time to reflect on his show’s adversarial approach

Francis Brennan takes 12 tourists to South Africa while John Creedon takes the roads less travelled around Ireland

A cartoon take on Trump, Ramsay on the rampage and Katherine Heigl joins ‘Suits’

There’s the Web Summit in Lisbon, Portugal, plus results from Avis Budget and Trip Advisor

13 years on, it’s hard to see the new Cold Feet defining fiftysomethings the way the original series did for thirtysomethings

Returning after 13 years, the feelgood drama of the late 1990s seems a far gloomier proposition in 2016

The daughter of Lesley Howell says the the show has re-awakened her original trauma

Rory McIlroy and Alex Ferguson joined James Nesbitt at the Convention Centre

Ferguson joins four-time Major winner to entertain a crowd of 2,000 and raise funds for The Rory Foundation

Review: ‘Just Names of Shows’, ‘In Single Marks’, ‘Like This, Please’, 'The Secret'

Event takes place before Irish Open on May 17th to raise money for The Rory Foundation

Actor entertains ringside as Eddie Jones circus continues at Twickenham

Forget CGI: when A-list directors and high-rolling pop stars need stunning locations to shoot they call on Catherine Geary

Review: ‘Stan Lee’s Lucky Man’, ‘The Jihadis Next Door’, ‘Ar Son na Poblachta’

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

Retired champion jockey one 79 people from Northern Ireland elevated by the queen

Predicted attendance of 90,000 could have been even higher, tourism officials say

‘Sherlock’ wins gong but Cumberbatch misses out again

‘Frank’ with Michael Fassbender and ‘Patrick’s Day’ with Moe Dunford top nominations

Review: ‘Irish Pictorial Weekly’, ‘Louis Theroux: Not Guilty By Reason of Insanity’, ‘Great Irish Journeys With Martha Kearney’

New Republic-only station seems attached to hokey Oirish travelogues as well as John Hinde advertising break and station ident imagery

Review: ‘Happy Valley’, ‘Line of Duty’ and ‘The Fall’ topped 2014’s list of unmissable, set-the-recorder-for series. Brendan O’Carroll’s comedy didn’t make it

Sorry Peter Jackson, but we’re all Orc’d out - Battle of the Five Armies is both way too much and not nearly enough

Review: A fearless medical staff and a selfless documentary crew unite to produce a terrific ‘Panorama’

The first episode of this superb two-parter unhurriedly packs in an enormous amount of information as it looks at every aspect of the process

Review: An original TG4 thriller and the always gritty ‘Scott & Bailey’ bring life to old formulas. But ‘Lewis’ is just old

School’s a challenge, Twitter’s a minefield and growing up in public is no picnic. But Games of Thrones star Maisie Williams wears her adolescent fury well

Niall Heery follows up ‘Small Engine Repair’ with ‘Gold’; the sort of film you want to hug indulgently to a welcoming bosom

Ulster, Irish, British or European? In Mark Carruthers’s new book about identity in Northern Ireland, artists’ insights are richer than politicians’

Saoirse Ronan is also shortlisted for the Best Actress awards in London next month

Irish actors throw weight behind new campaign to find remains

Michael O’Leary watches Sir Des Champs justify his favourite tag at Punchestown

James Nesbitt’s Ireland is shameless codology. The Great British Sewing Bee is just dull