The Tallaght actor might have to get used to it, as her star quality shines in The Hole in the Ground

Comments come as UK plots the best way forward for finance after Brexit

After seeing more than 130 shows, the judges have made 60 nominations in 15 categories

One woman reflects on caring for her mother; two long estranged friends deal with grief

The actor on her love of Gena Rowlands, FaceGym and why she’s impressed by Summer 1993

Saturday’s famous win over the All Blacks in Dublin will reverberate around the world

Wallabies lose for the eighth time in 10 Tests in low-scoring affair

Champions Cup top points scorer praises Carbery, describing his growth as ‘staggering’

The screen fizzes with the talent of some of Ireland’s best actors. But it’s not enough

Aviva Stadium and Leinster hold no fears for Pivac’s in-form Welsh side

Pivac has added defensive solidity and nous to a side with an impressive running game

Fishamble bring Maz and Bricks, unlikely allies with different views on life, back into the street protests of contemporary Dublin

British media reaction to Ireland’s Grand Slam win points to bigger ambitions in 2019

Readers recall their Grand Slam stories ahead of another tilt at history on Saturday

Nine years from Ireland’s second Grand Slam, Gavin Cummiskey looks at the class of 2009

Team has produced exciting rugby and scored a whopping total of 17 tries so far

But Brian O’Driscoll says players will be ‘100 per cent’ focused on the ultimate goal

Ask the Experts: Rules on transferring depend on client’s age and where they lived

Ireland are no strangers to late euphoria – and late heartbreak – when the clock runs out

A Dublin Theatre Festival hit transfers to the Abbeywhile a young company sees if there’s new life in the Dublin monologue form

Vampires, voyages and new beginnings on the Irish stage

Former international Reggie Corrigan had asked the Munster captain about intensity

Three reviews from the opening weekend of the Dublin Theatre Festival

Emmet Kirwan and Dave Tynan are shooting a low-budget film in Dublin's crowded city centre

Jared Payne among starters against Highlanders in fullback role still up for grabs

Bride wore a bespoke Giles Deacon dress and a Stephen Jones veil

Playwright talks to the Róisín Meets podcast about life fuelling art

In last 32 Champions Cup semi-finals first team to cross whitewash won two-thirds of time

Record with the English referee in charge is noticeably worse than with any other

Racing coach prepares to renew old acquaintances with Munster in Champions Cup

As the Ireland captain earns his 100th cap against Australia he outlines why these particular matches are special

There's more to the picnic than the main stage

Eight Irish writers’ monologues create a moving theatrical tapestry

Conor McPherson’s writing sweeps the audience along in this zippy production

Scarlets prepared for visitors’ cutting edge despite poor record against Welsh sides

Writing about money is like writing about sex: it has to be about something else as well, writes Martina Evans. The best poems here do that ‘something else’ over and over again

What starts out as a lame script turns desperate and then ugly, and all for the love of Garth

Toulon star suffered ACL injury against Italy and could be out for six months

Leinster, Munster and Ulster have left an indelible mark on a tournament approaching it’s 20th final

‘My favourite pub abroad is about to disappear after 19 years, taking with it a part of this city which has become home’