Kneecap

A 45-minute slot was always going to feel short for this trio in their pomp, as Mo Chara, Móglaí Bap and DJ Próvaí stalk the stage

When and where to catch Calvin Harris, Kodaline, Lankum, Kneecap, Blindboy and more

The co-founder of Conradh na Gaeilge said ‘you might as well be putting wooden legs on hens as trying to restore Irish through the school system’

Everything you need to know about Ireland’s largest music festival taking place from August 16th-18th

Heading to Stradbally? Whether you want to see Kylie or Kneecap, CMAT or Calvin Harris, here are when and where they’re playing

Plus: Kneecap film flummoxes and impresses US critics; the falling rate for Fair City photos; and Helen McEntee promises to drain the swamp

Fictionalised biopic of the Belfast rap trio adroitly manages to balance provocation and reconciliation, with all three proving flexible, charismatic actors

Whether it’s Kylie Minogue on the main stage or Fangclub in Fishtown, this year’s event is crammed with people and places to grab your attention

Fictionalised biopic of Belfast rap trio Kneecap hopes to follow An Cailín Ciúin to Academy Awards

Mo Chara, Móglaí Bap and DJ Próvai are following up their acclaimed debut album with a whip-smart, moving, brilliantly entertaining film

The bilingual west Belfast hip-hop trio take Galway by storm with an act that is in reality more satire than sectarianism

Galway International Arts Festival 2024: here are 15 unmissable things to see and do at this year’s festival

Belfast hip-hop posse’s rambunctious farce is first film in event’s history to take audience award, best Irish-language feature and best Irish film

July 6th-12th: The best movies, music, art and more coming your way this week

Blindboy will also make an appearance for a special podcast at the festival in Stradbally

The Fleadh forms the summer fulcrum around which the domestic cinematic year swivels

Hip-hop trio Kneecap claim Kemi Badenoch’s denial of £15,000 grant unlawfully discriminates against them on grounds of nationality and political opinion

Galway’s NewDad, family affair Driven Snow, and Pillow Queens all feature

The stars throughout this guest-heavy debut album are Kneecap themselves, who demonstrate shockingly intelligent lyrical dexterity

Lies We Tell claims most awards of the night, including best actress for Agnes O’Casey, as Paul Mescal wins best supporting actor for All of Us Strangers

What’s Next For?: Pair’s new 22-hour course features Kneecap, Liam Ó Maonlaí, Úna-Minh Kavanagh, Ola Majekodunmi and Louis de Paor, among others

A dozen Irish acts, including Kneecap, Soda Blonde and NewDad, will not perform due to festival’s links with US military

Musicians drop put of South by Southwest line-up as a result of US army’s sponsorship of arts festival in Austin, Texas

Kneecap claim decision to veto funding is attempt to ‘silence’ them

Belfast punk-rap band at centre of a controversy around freedom of artistic expression and arts funding

Donald Clarke: As with other Americanisms, the single-digit salute has taken over from the good old V – even in west Belfast. Is nothing sacred?

Radio: Despite occasional barbs, the impressionist turned presenter plays it safe as he begins his new programme in Ryan Tubridy’s old slot

Colin Coyle on housing for Westlife member, former Web Summit CEO tilling the fields, Kneecap’s film, the IRFU, Isaac Allen and possible encore for Wolfe Tones man

Fictionalised autobiography of eponymous Belfast rap outfit, directed by Rich Peppiatt, is first Irish fiction feature win at festival since Once in 2007

Major coup for Belfast punk-rap trio’s film with Michael Fassbender as Sony Pictures buys distribution rights

A landmark moment for the Irish language in pop culture is coming. Just you wait

Kneecap are teetering on the precipice of something they probably could only have dreamed of

December 9th-15th: The best movies, music, art and more coming your way this week

Michael Fassbender and Simone Kirby feature with Mo Chara, Móglaí Bap and DJ Próvaí in Rich Peppiatt’s rollicking film loosely based on Belfast trio’s lives

It has been a memorable year for the Belfast punk-rap trio. With an album and film on the way, 2024 could see them climb even higher

The DJ, producer and sountrack composer is releasing his first solo album for 15 years. He’d also like to release the songs he made with the late singer

King Kong Company, Princess Nokia and Kojaque also in Westmeath weekender line-up

These ‘Good Friday agreement babies’ rap in Irish, and even the Troubles are fair game

It’s redneck heaven on the telly this month with Trailer Park Boys and Hardy Bucks