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Review: Film shines a light on the grim reality of gig economy workers
Ken Loach: What’s Britain doing owning part of Ireland?
The director who has spent 50 years poking the establishment on Brexit, right-wing broadcasters and the gig economy
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Irish investors will be temporarily excluded from investing in products such as US listed ETFs
‘Jimmy’s Hall’ review: Movement presented as political dissent
Jimmy Gralton was infamously deported from his own country for giving his community a space for dancing and revolutionary ideas. There’s more room for the former than the latter in the Abbey’s handsome, musical and nostalgic telling of his tale
Abbey Theatre to stage premiere outside Dublin for the first time
Adaptation of Ken Loach film Jimmy’s Hall to be debuted in Leitrim where it is set
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Screenwriter Paul Laverty’s latest film – a tale of prosperity, austerity and olive trees – is set in a Spain that could be Ireland
I, Daniel Blake review: Ken Loach at his most moving - and most vital
Loach weaves many moments of quiet brilliance into his Palme D’Or-winning polemic about the UK’s Kafkaesque welfare system
Man loses challenge to PSNI sacking for ‘spying in tanning salon’
Paul Laverty sought judicial review over the disclosure of information about incident to his bosses
Ex-PSNI officer challenges sacking over alleged spying on woman
Details of alleged incident passed to PSNI despite Garda not taking prosecution
Film review: Jimmy’s Hall
Life in the Free State was no jape, according to Ken Loach's affecting, beautifully shot but somewhat underpowered drama
Ken Loach: Still a right old leftie
As a cinematic and political firebrand, Ken Loach has been a force for good for five decades. His new film, ‘Jimmy’s Hall’, tells the story of the first Irishman deported from his own country. But is Loach really ready to hang up his megaphone? “Being realistic, that’s as ambitious as you can be,” says the 77-year-old director
Review: Jimmy’s Hall
This simple story is carried off with all the zest and grit we expect from Ken Loach
Abbey director warns of ‘paralysis’ over 1916 centenary plans
Fiach MacConghail suggests a UN general assembly be convened in Dublin
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