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Ed Sheeran on music criticism: "Why do you need to read a review? Make up your own mind"
  • Music
  • 29 Mar 23

Ed Sheeran on music criticism: "Why do you need to read a review? Make up your own mind"

Colin Farrell sand portrait appears in Achill ahead of Oscars
  • Film And TV
  • 09 Mar 23

Colin Farrell sand portrait appears in Achill ahead of Oscars

Irish artists launch "Mystery Tube Sale" fundraiser for Turkey-Syria Crisis
  • Culture
  • 16 Feb 23

Irish artists launch "Mystery Tube Sale" fundraiser for Turkey-Syria Crisis

Eoin Ó Broin introduces Public Art Bill: "Public art makes good cities great"
  • Lifestyle & Sports
  • 03 Feb 23

Eoin Ó Broin introduces Public Art Bill: "Public art makes good cities great"

First Fortnight Mental Health Art & Culture Festival 2023 kicks off today
  • Culture
  • 06 Jan 23

First Fortnight Mental Health Art & Culture Festival 2023 kicks off today

Hugh Lane Gallery
  • Lifestyle & Sports
  • 14 Dec 22

Hugh Lane Gallery

Gift Guide: Karl Magee x Hen's Teeth 'Until Then' prints
  • Lifestyle & Sports
  • 08 Dec 22

Gift Guide: Karl Magee x Hen's Teeth 'Until Then' prints

Hugh Lane Gallery: "A place of participation, engagement and enjoyment"
  • Opinion
  • 06 Dec 22

Hugh Lane Gallery: "A place of participation, engagement and enjoyment"

Banksy unveils seven new murals in Ukraine
  • Culture
  • 16 Nov 22

Banksy unveils seven new murals in Ukraine

Shane MacGowan launches new book <em>The Eternal Buzz & The Crock of Gold</em>
  • Culture
  • 09 Nov 22

Shane MacGowan launches new book The Eternal Buzz & The Crock of Gold

Thursday Lates series at the National Gallery of Ireland to continue next week
  • Culture
  • 02 Nov 22

Thursday Lates series at the National Gallery of Ireland to continue next week

Shane MacGowan's first London art show proves incredible success
  • Culture
  • 24 Oct 22

Shane MacGowan's first London art show proves incredible success

Irish artist Asbestos condemns Taoiseach's use of his 'What is Home?' mural on TikTok
  • Opinion
  • 24 Oct 22

Irish artist Asbestos condemns Taoiseach's use of his 'What is Home?' mural on TikTok

Event celebrating Irish writer Mary Lavin to feature Steve Wickham, Catherine Byrne and more
  • Culture
  • 14 Sep 22

Event celebrating Irish writer Mary Lavin to feature Steve Wickham, Catherine Byrne and more

Scene + Heard 2023 is cancelled due to lack of funding
  • Culture
  • 09 Sep 22

Scene + Heard 2023 is cancelled due to lack of funding

'Thank you, Ireland' festival in Howth to be held in support of Ukraine
  • Culture
  • 09 Sep 22

'Thank you, Ireland' festival in Howth to be held in support of Ukraine

Inclusive PIMA! Fest announced for Ennis, Co. Clare
  • Culture
  • 07 Sep 22

Inclusive PIMA! Fest announced for Ennis, Co. Clare

Declan O'Rourke launches David Rooney famine works at Irish Workhouse Centre with powerful speech
  • Culture
  • 26 Aug 22

Declan O'Rourke launches David Rooney famine works at Irish Workhouse Centre with powerful speech

Electric Picnic - Do The Site Thing: "If you spot E.T. getting crazy to some Aphex Twin, your eyes aren’t deceiving you"
  • Culture
  • 22 Aug 22

Electric Picnic - Do The Site Thing: "If you spot E.T. getting crazy to some Aphex Twin, your eyes aren’t deceiving you"

Dean Art Studio offers workspaces to 20 multidisciplinary artists
  • Culture
  • 16 Aug 22

Dean Art Studio offers workspaces to 20 multidisciplinary artists

David Bowie has been named UK's most influential artist of past 50 years
  • Film And TV
  • 11 Aug 22

David Bowie has been named UK's most influential artist of past 50 years

Guinness and Irish illustrator Fatti Burke team up for vibrant summer collection
  • Lifestyle & Sports
  • 22 Jul 22

Guinness and Irish illustrator Fatti Burke team up for vibrant summer collection

Three men charged with conspiracy over stolen Eagles manuscripts
  • Culture
  • 13 Jul 22

Three men charged with conspiracy over stolen Eagles manuscripts

Niamh Campbell: "Dublin became one of the poorest cities in Europe, then built itself up to be this new tech place. There’s no sense of stability in crashing and then renewing it"
  • Opinion
  • 02 Mar 22

Niamh Campbell: "Dublin became one of the poorest cities in Europe, then built itself up to be this new tech place. There’s no sense of stability in crashing and then renewing it"

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