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Ed Power

Boyzone: No Matter What review - It’s gripping, gruelling stuff that you can’t look away from

Ed Power

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Donald Clarke

Brady Corbet’s The Brutalist has architects up in arms – but they’re missing the point

Donald Clarke

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Hugh Linehan

Ireland’s cultural sector was hoping for an inspiring choice of Minister. It got Patrick O’Donovan

Hugh Linehan

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Blue Road - The Edna O’Brien Story review: Was Ireland this dire? It really was

Blue Road - The Edna O’Brien Story review: Was Ireland this dire? It really was

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By Donald Clarke

Companion review: Sophie Thatcher is the scream queen to beat in this post-AI spin on The Stepford Wives

Companion review: Sophie Thatcher is the scream queen to beat in this post-AI spin on The Stepford Wives

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Hard Truths review: Mike Leigh makes a moving return to the domestic miseries of north London

Hard Truths review: Mike Leigh makes a moving return to the domestic miseries of north London

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By Donald Clarke

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