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Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood reunite at a live event about Hackney Diamonds, their first album of original music for 18 years
The Music Quiz: Which song by Lou Reed has soul legend Al Green recently covered?
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The singer-songwriter died by suicide aged 26, convinced he was a failure. The three albums he left behind tell a different story
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Paul Charles is no pushover. One of the lessons of Adventures in Wonderland, the Irish music agent’s new memoir, is that sometimes you have to say no
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As Harry Styles limbers up for this year’s gig, on Saturday, we pick our favourite performances at the castle since the inaugural Slane Festival, in 1981
Paintings by Ronnie Wood, Mark Feehily and other celebrities go under the hammer in secret auction
Jack and Jill Foundation launch this year’s Incognito sale – where buyers don’t know the artist until the collection sells out
We’ve had decades of poverty, stifled dreams and lives unlived. But look on the bright side
RTÉ’s The Way We Were successfully dusted off the Reeling in the Years formula
Black Friday hotel deals: some of the best offers from around Ireland
Lots of tempting destinations are cutting prices to lure guests back after lockdown
The Waterboys – Good Luck, Seeker: Mike Scott refuses to rest on former glories
The Waterboys cover both familiar and new ground on their fourteenth studio album
Photographer of choice for musicians and movie stars, Terry O’Neill, dies at 81
O’Neill could put famous people at ease and became friends with many of those he photographed
Pope in Ireland: plenty of rooms at the inn, hoteliers say
Prices remain typical of any weekend in Dublin, say hotel owners
Artist group Subset calls on council to change street art regulations
Subset collective calls for new public art framework to allow licensing of murals
Bed and breakfast – and ‘Flashdance’ – with Daniel and Majella: what a feeling
Feast goes on the table and all restraint goes out the window when Ireland’s first couple arrive at the door
The Stones at Croker: Mick gets us all to yowl, so of course we do
For more than two hours, they pummel our senses with some of the best rock music ever
Rolling Stones arrive in Ireland before Croke Park concert
Mick Jagger a surprise guest at the Ireland-Pakistan cricket match at Malahide on Sunday
Radio Nova invites listeners to ‘Shazam’ way to summer gigs
Audio recognition app teams up with music station for mobile-led campaign
Preview 2018: The year of the Monkeys – and Vampires
Arctic Monkeys and Vampire Weekend come out of hiatus with new albums, while Liam Payne gets off the pot and Sigrid and Saint Sister show why they’re tomorrow’s women
Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Paul McCartney to play US festival
Neil Young, Roger Waters and The Who complete Desert Trip line-up of old rockers
Tommy Hilfiger and Patrick Freyne set sail for New York Fashion Week
Designer Tommy Hilfiger's nautical-themed fashion show leaves Patrick Freyne feeling all at sea - and that's before the writer's run-in with Kim Kardashian
Iris Reit generates €30.8m profit on ‘strong rental growth’
Property group had net assets worth €435 million at the end of December
Hibernia Reit secures €46.7m facility for Windmill Lane site
Site of the famous recording studio is to be redeveloped into 120,000 sq ft of office space
High-end office block for Windmill Lane
Hibernia Reit targets €592 per sq m rent for development in Dublin’s docklands
Windmill Lane studios: a musical timeline from 1978 to now
Acts such as U2, Van Morrison and Kate Bush brought international fame to a small corner of Dublin’s docklands
Lost classics or household rubbish? The Greatest Albums You’ll Never Hear
Review: This list of shelved or abandoned albums by the likes of Pink Floyd, Prince and U2 offers little to write home about
Booking the Cooks: Kevin Thornton’s Electric Picnic Cous Cous
The Michelin-starred chef is hosting a demo on Ethiopian cuisine at Theatre of Food in Stradbally
Jagger ‘devastated’ following death of partner L’Wren Scott
Fashion designer rose from small town in Utah to runways of Paris during career
Woman who sued over injury at Slane withdraws case
Judge told Victoria Clayton she had made a ‘wise’ decision
DIT honours Chieftains for outstanding contribution to music
DIT president stresses group’s role ‘in bringing Irish culture to new audiences around world’
Rolling Stones a case study in when change is not a good thing
The Stones flout the rules contained in every single success manual and invest their remaining energy in staying just the same
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