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Sharon Horgan on series two of Bad Sisters, grieving her father on set, coping with menopause and stretching her acting muscles
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Sexy Beast review: Sarah Greene’s performance is impeccable, but she can’t save this shocking mockney cocktail, strewn with lazy violence
Television reciew: This unnecessary prequel to Jonathan Glazer cult gangster flick spirals into a shocking mockney cocktail, strewn with lazy violence
Sexy Beast star Sarah Greene: ‘To play someone so sexually empowered, I had to fall in love with my body’
A new series for the Bad Sisters and Normal People actor features her showiest display yet
Iftas 2021: Posthumous award for ‘searing’ Nika McGuigan is the moment of the night
The hit TV adaptation Normal People converts nine of its 15 nominations into Iftas
Iftas 2021: Normal People, Smother and Dating Amber top nominations
Sally Rooney adaption scoops 15 nominations. Nika McGuigan up for posthumous award
Frank of Ireland: If you like toilet humour, you’ll love Brian and Domhnall Gleeson’s new comedy
TV: The Gleesons are a lively double-act, and the scatological jokes arrive at an impressive clip
BBC delivers a cliché of British TV drama: Sarah Greene’s alcoholic Irish woman
Greene plays an Irish journalist opposite Hugh Laurie’s Boris Johnson-like politician in Roadkill
Iftas: Normal People arrives too late for ‘virtual’ awards
Jessie Buckley and Niamh Algar among nominees for Irish Film and TV Awards
Normal People: Full-frontal nudity was not its most radical feature
TV review: The sensitive, sensual and refreshingly scandalising series draws to an end
Normal People: Putting Sally Rooney’s novel on the small screen
The project marries two of Ireland’s most talented artists – Rooney and director Lenny Abrahamson
Dublin Murders: True Detective set in Celtic Tiger Ireland
Review: A 13-year-old girl is found dead in a suburban wood, in this absorbing new drama
On the set of Dublin Murders: Tana French’s crime novels come to TV
Sarah Phelps’s brooding adaptation is politically charged and narratively uncanny
45 of the best TV shows to watch this autumn
From The Dublin Murders to The Crown, Red Rock to Ru Paul, here are this season’s best comedy, drama and reality series
Young Offenders and crime drama Dublin Murders headline RTÉ’s new season
Focus on climate change and Sean Quinn in offering from ‘flat broke’ broadcaster
Dark mysteries and dating advice from your parents: what to expect from Irish television
Take a trip to Darklands, the OAP B&B, Trinity or the Rotunda over the year ahead
BBC reveals stars of its adaptation of Sally Rooney’s Normal People
Lenny Abrahamson to direct Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar-Jones in 12-part series
Abbey Theatre uproar: 300 actors and directors complain to Minister
National theatre’s new policy sees pay ‘fall 25%’ and overall employment ‘dry up’
Appetite for Irish film in London continues to grow
Irish Film Festival London returns next week for eighth year
‘After the Celtic Tiger, maybe even ordinary people became a little more brutal’
Paddy Breathnach on making a film about a homeless family with Roddy Doyle
Rosie: Roddy Doyle’s homeless film burns with a raw urgency
Review: Credible picture of an ordinary family cast into an extraordinary situation
Oscars 2019: My money’s on Lady Gaga and ‘A Star Is Born’
Donald Clarke: Toronto Film Festival has fired the Academy Awards starting pistol
‘Rosie’ may be an ‘issue film’, but it is charged with raw emotion
Film tackling homelessness crisis premieres at Toronto International Film Festival
Black ’47: it’s not a spaghetti western it’s a potato western
Irish director Lance Daly has made his Famine film as a revenge tale in the vein of ‘Unforgiven’
Black ’47: Brain-twitching Great Irish Famine revenge thriller
Review: Lance Daly’s movie rattles along at the pace of a hungry dog pursuing a healthy rabbit
Roddy Doyle is back – and has homeless crisis in his sights
New film ‘Rosie’ focuses on ‘ordinary’ family staying in hotel accommodation
Dublin Oldschool: Dave Tynan’s wordy, puzzling, plotless film
The screen fizzes with the talent of some of Ireland’s best actors. But it’s not enough
Black 47: The Famine on film – it’s only taken 170 years
‘Black 47’, Lance Daly’s film that addresses one of the most traumatic periods in Irish history, is a story that has barely registered on the big screen before
Black 47: First clips of Famine movie revealed
Film premieres tonight at the prestigious Berlin Film Festival
The statement of over 70 women supporting those who spoke out about Michael Colgan
Actors, writers, directors, producers, designers and stage managers sign statement supporting others who ended silence about abuse of power
‘Dublin Oldschool’: The making of a summer street movie
Emmet Kirwan and Dave Tynan are shooting a low-budget film in Dublin's crowded city centre
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