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Jason Bateman returns as the money-laundering creep in Netflix’s hit crime drama
Ciarán Murphy: Kerry-Dublin storyline can live without an ending . . . for now
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Ross O’Carroll Kelly: ‘The judge tells us – in, like, legal language – to shut the fock up’
The old man tells the court he broke lockdown and refuses ‘to live under your mortial law!’
Facebook’s flounce down under may give other nations some backbone
Social media giant fancies its chances against ‘very friendly’ Australia, but at what cost?
Disloyal review: Michael Cohen delivers readable, bile-filled take on Trump and his minions
President’s ex-fixer is easy to distrust but that doesn’t make the book any less interesting
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Patrick Freyne: Ireland’s Fittest Family a far cry from country’s typical household
Elizabeth McGovern: A lifetime of living and acting with alpha males
The Downton Abbey actor co-starred with Kevin Bacon, Mickey Rourke Brad Pitt and Sean Penn
After Life: Ricky Gervais’s obnoxious new comedy isn’t funny
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Fintan O’Toole: Why Donald Trump is the Tony Soprano of US politics
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Patrick Freyne picks the best TV shows on the way for Autumn
Alison Spittle’s new show; David Simon in NYC; and a doc on the most famous Irish person ever: Shergar
Sheep thrills and earthy pleasures: this week’s art highlights
Alan James Burns goes underground, Nick Miller gets flowery and Orla Barry gets woolly
‘Wire’ creator David Simon: ‘Our systems are under siege’
TV writer on decline of journalism, rise of Trump and bringing the Pogues to the stage
Trump is more Netflix drama than reality TV
It’s startling how closely the Story of Trump is like a binge-worthy TV drama
Bokke back with a bang after Villa Park show of strength
Gavin Cummiskey gauges the mood as Springboks roar back to life against Samoa
The Gigli Concert: ‘What’s an Englishman doing directing a revered Irish classic?
Tom Murphy’s great play, currently at the Gate, subverts Irish and English stereotypes. How did director David Grindley rise to the challenge?
List of the Week: 10 technical hitches
National Lottery not the only organisation to be let down by technology
Where to get your favourite ‘TV dinners’ close to home
Food Month: It might not be practical to travel to Albuquerque to dine at Los Pollos Hermanos, or to go to, um, Hogwarts for Butterbeer, but we can point you towards similar delicacies here
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Irish Google users fascinated by Miley, Paul Walker and a New Mexico crystal meth dealer
The don is dead, long live the don
Had James Gandolfini lived longer, Tony Soprano would have been just one of his many other memorable character roles – as it is, the don of them all is enough
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