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Salthill venue hosted countless high-profile music acts in recent decades
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Ghana: Africa’s rising star and a forgotten tourist gem
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Irish milliner Philip Treacy ‘feared head on spike’ over Beatrice hat
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Cannes 2018: who says there’s no such thing as a free lunch for Irish films?
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Oscars countdown starts here. And the Irish are in the race
Several films with Irish involvement impressed critics at the Toronto Film Festival
McDonagh wins People’s Choice Award at Toronto film festival
The prize for London-Irish author’s film ‘Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri’ raises hopes for Oscar success
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Una Mullally’s cultural highlight of 2016: ‘Grace Jones at the Olympia’
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Metropolis festival: eight acts to see
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Grace Jones: ‘Carry yourself with class’
The icon of sound and style on partying in Dublin, why the Eighth Amendment should be scrapped and how she learned from the likes of Talking Heads, Cyndi Lauper and Debbie Harry
Grace Jones delivers an awesome, transcendental performance in Dublin’s Olympia
This was not so much a concert, but an experience, akin to a truly great exhibition at MoMA or a life-changing meal at Noma
Grace Jones to play Dublin in September for Irish-produced film of her life
The singer will perform for one night, and footage from it will appear in Blinder Film’s documentary
Róisín Murphy Live review : a powerhouse performance from a true original
The references and riffs come thick and fast in a performance that becomes a theatrical, immersive experience
Time for Irish television drama to mimic success of Irish film
While international outfits benefit from our crew and acting talent, homegrown TV drama has yet to translate to an international audience
Renowned film producer’s Dublin 8 home for €595,000
Charming redbrick is warm and light-filled with original fireplaces and flooring
Seal: ‘I don’t really see myself as a celebrity. My job is very simple’
The singer’s belief in creative thought challenges the laws of quantum physics, but he is powerless against an Irish accent
Electric Picnic: ‘That’s only 48 divided by three cans a day’
Tribes are gathering and it’s all systems go in the opening hours in Stradbally
Electric Picnic: Crowd to exceed 50,000 at sold-out festival
Blur and Grace Jones among star attractions at Ireland’s biggest music festival
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