The Jetty review: Serial killer drama exploring grooming of young women misses the mark
Television review: While The Jetty functions as a commentary on gaslighting and victimisation of vulnerable teenagers, as a thriller it is let down by a confusing plot
Pillow Queens at Iveagh Gardens, Dublin, review: band’s biggest concert is a triumph from start to finish
Pillow Queens' performance is brimming with heavy guitars, feather-light hooks and feverishly effervescent songs
Glass Animals: ‘Our drummer nearly died. An absolutely genius surgeon in Dublin saved his life’
Frontman Dave Bayley reflects on his drummer’s brush with death, the slow boil of the band’s success, his own insertion as an introvert into a chart-topping life and the forthcoming album
Sunny review: excellent paranoia-soaked thriller based on novel by Killarney writer Colin O’Sullivan
Television: Full points to Apple for achieving peak menace from a standing start
Spent review: A smart comedy that cleverly peppers a bleak picture of modern life with laughs
Television: Michelle de Swarte is compelling as a former catwalk star who finds herself in the depths of the gig economy
House of the Dragon has finally found its roar with this jaw-dropping episode
Television: The Game of Thrones spin-off has finally kicked up a gear, becoming fantasy at its finest
A Lazarus Soul’s Brian Brannigan: ‘I don’t know if the world is darker now. But it feels like dark times’
The Dublin post-punk band’s leader on the malign influence of smartphones, his disappointment in Nick Cave and his horror at anti-immigration protests in Finglas
The Turkish Detective review: compelling mystery stitched into this thriller makes it worthwhile
Television review: The Turkish Detective, adapted for the screen by the BBC, is an evocative introduction to the tumult of Istanbul
Nils Frahm at NCH review: German classical ambient wizard blasts into orbit right from the start
Avant-garde superstar even finds time to joke about England’s advance to the semis in Euro 2024
Fran Healy of Travis: ‘Do not f**k with us. I’ll knock you out’
The Glasgow band have been pummelled by life over the past decade. Their new album confirms as pure myth the idea of them as wet-blanket indie boys
Murdaugh Murders: The Movie review – Bill Pullman is masterful in cheesy retelling of gruesome crime
Television: This breezy adaptation is, for all its lack of dramatic substance, deeply bingeable
The Man with 1,000 Kids review: Would you accept a sperm donation from a raw meat-eating amateur surfer?
Television: Curly-haired Dutchman Jonathan Jacob Meijer is thought to have fathered some 1,100 children
A grim look at a broken Britain but are we in any position to scoff?
Television review: Tim Harford investigates the reasons why Britain’s economy is in dire straits but many of these systemic flaws are equally relevant to Ireland
Kasabian’s Serge Pizzorno on an Oasis reunion: ‘It’s deep. It’s family. It would be great to have reconciliation’
Written off at first as Oasis gone big beat, the band have, over the past 20 years, emerged as arena rockers for all seasons – as they’ll show at Electric Picnic
Taylor Swift in the Aviva review: ‘You know this but nobody does it like you Dublin’
The exhilarating and riveting three hour-plus concert in Dublin 4 thrillingly confirms the US singer as an artist who comes along just once in an era