Telefís – A hAon: Theocratic electropop from the Irish diaspora
Cathal Coughlan and Jacknife Lee release a surreal concept album of sorts
The UDA killer nicknamed ‘Top Gun’ behind a dozen sectarian murders
Known to few outside loyalist circles, Stephen McKeag left a trail of death behind him
Belfast mailbox address used by account holder in Russian money-laundering scheme
The network processed hundreds of millions of US dollars
‘Things will never be the same’ - Father speaks of son’s death from sepsis
Parents of Seán Hughes trying to raise awareness of condition
Bach’s St John’s Passion, RTÉ NSO with Nicholas Kraemer: The best classical music this week
There’s a Nordic affair at the NCH and the ConTempo Quartet mix things up in Galway
Hello Mary Lou, goodbye Gerry: how Sinn Féin grassroots view the leadership change
Party faithful believe new leader will offer policy continuity, but a fresh, more dynamic approach
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Irish and international stars of film, music, politics, sport and real life who left us this year
Sean Hughes funeral reflects man who never lost capacity for friendship
Comedian laid to rest to the sound of ‘Heaven Knows I’m Miserable Now’ by The Smiths
Sean Hughes: coruscating comic talent who never compromised
Youngest ever winner of the Perrier Prize, he became the UK’s biggest stand-up attraction
Comedian Sean Hughes dies in London aged 51
Hughes, who had liver cirrhosis, died overnight in hospital, his management said
RTÉ has a serious stab at radio comedy
Apart from satirical shows such as Callan’s Kicks, comedy has been a bit ad hoc on RTÉ over the past 30 years. A new radio project aims to change that
Bank holiday weekend guide: The 8 best things to do
Events, travel, sport and weather - everything you need to know ahead of the weekend
Radio l boosts comedy output through festival recordings
Some 18 half-hour programmes will be made at the Comedy Showhouse gigs in Dublin
Bill Bailey: ‘I’ve never done a room with so many brilliant hecklers’
After his six-night stint in Dublin in 2008 Bill Bailey has a soft spot for Ireland. Which is why the comedian’s starting his new tour here. But he doesn’t expect Chris de Burgh to come
Padraic Wilson and Sean Hughes to face trial for IRA charges
Judge rules men have case to answer over activity in organisation
Taxi talk turns to Garth Brooks and Dublin’s anti-jiving bias
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