‘We are happy with the price’: Music promoter Denis Desmond on buying Rory Gallagher’s guitar
Fender Stratocaster is acquired for more than €1 million at auction in London
Fender Stratocaster is acquired for more than €1 million at auction in London
How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb was U2’s last artistically relevant album. These new releases are from the reboot How to Re-Assemble an Atomic Bomb
Bono, The Edge and Paddy McKillen snr sold facility last October to the Dean Hotel Group
Ditch journalist Roman Shortall settles his own rent bill; Siún Ní Raghallaigh has her say; and U2′s Dublin plans fall through again
Deal places value of €355m on Dean Hotel Group and opens door for brand’s expansion into Europe and the US
Jazzy named artist of the year and breakthrough artist at annual RTÉ music awards
Band was an original funder of Music Generation which now provides lessons for 85,000 children every year
Seen & Heard: Ardstone’s Milltown plans; Parkgate Street office scheme scrapped; and celebs pile into craft brewer
The Edge secures planning permission for south Dublin site has been vacant since mid-1990s
Former drummers of The Cure and Siouxsie and The Banshees unite with producer Jacknife Lee
The two musicians have owned the landmark hotel for over three decades
U2:UV Achtung Baby Live, the band’s new Las Vegas set, sounds, looks and feels like no other gig you’ve been to
U2’s residency-opening show went ‘way better than I ever could have expected or hoped for’, says the band’s guitarist
What did the world’s media think of the most ambitious performance in the Irish band’s history?
The band’s huge show U2:UV Achtung Baby Live at Sphere opened on Friday night at the most talked-about music venue in the world
U2 guitarist The Edge said change could not be imposed on North and supported John Hume community focus
Friday marks the first of 25 shows as part of the band’s UV Achtung Baby Live at Sphere concert
Singer enjoyed some success performing with her abusive husband Ike, but returned solo later in life as a global superstar
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Advisers will work with Irish entrepreneurs and others in Endeavor’s international network looking to do business here
Having served as the soundtrack to my life, U2′s music became an escape during treatment for a tumour
Band changed the landscape of Irish rock music forever and Johnny Fean was a crucial ingredient in that
Radio: The exiting Late Late Show host’s chummy chat underlines why he needs to focus on his radio game
Documentary is perfectly conventional and thumpingly agreeable and heart-warming
U2 front man said the Swedish band’s music was like ‘the national anthem for young mothers’
The band release Songs of Surrender, featuring rerecordings of 40 songs from their catalogue, tomorrow. Here’s our choice of U2′s best songs
These ‘reinterpreted’ tracks are a reminder that, whether you like them or not, U2 have some exceptional songs in their back catalogue
The Edge’s cultural highlights, from the resurgence of Irish folk music to he scientific theory that connects us all
A Sort of Homecoming: U2’s new album prompts the chatshow host’s first visit to Ireland. He lands looking ready for St Patrick: The Grunge Years
Maurice Kiely claims he wrote song entitled A Man and A Woman which is included on U2′s 2004 album
The battle to save it started in the 1970s and what transpired could be scripted as a blockbuster mystery film
Statement on band’s website says drummer will undergo surgery in 2023
Plus: Who sang the theme song for The SpongeBobSquarePants Movie?
The band are releasing Songs of Surrender on St Patrick’s Day. Fans are already arguing about the wisdom of rerecording Pride and other classics
Extra year of Jack & Jill home nursing care a huge relief for families
As part of the Experience + Innocence show in Paris U2's lead singer has lots to say on Trump, the perils of success and how he’s only half a man without Ali
Biotech firm relocating to 16,000sq ft facilities at Joshua House on 20-year lease
Review: song-by-song guide to band’s 14th album
The Guardian has selected its 10 favourite songs by ‘the Irish four-piece’
The Edge says the band needs to reconsider certain songs after US presidential election
U2 members put cash into product geared to tackle Type 2 diabetes
Guitarist plays four songs for cancer conference attendees at the Vatican venue
Guitarist plans to construct five hilltop homes in the California celebrity enclave
Former home of Wimbledon tennis ace Joshua Pim with gardens and tennis court
iNNOCENCE + EXPERIENCE stage show will not play Dublin in present form
This well presented six-bedroom Victorian house on the exclusive Killiney Hill Road – and up the road from the U2 guitarist – has it all thanks to a tasteful overhaul in recent years
U2 forced to pull out of Tonight Show appearance after singer falls in Central Park
Dollard House was earmarked for expansion of Clarence Hotel
When U2 struggled with their new album they sought inspiration in 1970s Dublin, a place of hidden violence, home to a new-wave music scene and a group of friends who were not yet U2. ‘A lot of sh*t got dragged up,’ says Bono
An album with typically sumptuous production, shot through with sounds that could only come from one band; but initially this one doesn’t quite add up to more than the sum of its many Danger Mouse-d parts
Fast-growing Dropbox, which has its HQ in Dublin and Bono and Edge as investors, has become a tech company to watch
City council refused to extend permission for Clarence Hotel revamp
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices