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My 2025: David McCullagh - "Hanging over the edge of Victoria Falls was pretty special (someone was holding onto my ankles)"
  • Culture
  • 30 Dec 25

My 2025: David McCullagh - "Hanging over the edge of Victoria Falls was pretty special (someone was holding onto my ankles)"

My 2025: Ardal O'Hanlon - "The best musical experience overall was probably Rhiannon Giddens live at the National Concert Hall"
  • Culture
  • 29 Dec 25

My 2025: Ardal O'Hanlon - "The best musical experience overall was probably Rhiannon Giddens live at the National Concert Hall"

My 2025: Lou Robbie - <i>Hero of 2025?</i> "Most definitely Catherine Connolly"
  • Culture
  • 28 Dec 25

My 2025: Lou Robbie - Hero of 2025? "Most definitely Catherine Connolly"

My 2025: BP Fallon - "I believe in the ultimate goodness of man and womankind and fuck the begrudgers"
  • Culture
  • 27 Dec 25

My 2025: BP Fallon - "I believe in the ultimate goodness of man and womankind and fuck the begrudgers"

My 2025: Aoife Dunne - "I couldn’t and still can’t believe this is my life, after so many years of abandoning my dreams"
  • Culture
  • 26 Dec 25

My 2025: Aoife Dunne - "I couldn’t and still can’t believe this is my life, after so many years of abandoning my dreams"

My 2025: Aisling Bea - <i>Best thing you saw online?</i> "Conor McGregor being called Andrew Tayto"
  • Film And TV
  • 25 Dec 25

My 2025: Aisling Bea - Best thing you saw online? "Conor McGregor being called Andrew Tayto"

Éanna Hardwicke on <i>Saipan:</i> "This film is going to totally reignite the ‘Who’s fault was it?’ debate"
  • Film And TV
  • 23 Dec 25

Éanna Hardwicke on Saipan: "This film is going to totally reignite the ‘Who’s fault was it?’ debate"

My 2025: Mary-Claire Fitzpatrick - <i>Villain of 2025?</i> AI slop
  • Culture
  • 22 Dec 25

My 2025: Mary-Claire Fitzpatrick - Villain of 2025? AI slop

Jessie Buckley on <i>Hamnet:</i> "What Chloé did brought us out of our heads and into our bodies. It made the potential bigger"
  • Film And TV
  • 20 Dec 25

Jessie Buckley on Hamnet: "What Chloé did brought us out of our heads and into our bodies. It made the potential bigger"

My 2025: Andrea Mara - <i>Best thing you saw online?</i> "The Troy Parrott goal"
  • Culture
  • 20 Dec 25

My 2025: Andrea Mara - Best thing you saw online? "The Troy Parrott goal"

My 2025: Seán Hewitt - "My best decision was to get chickens... I find I can spend hours with them and never check my phone, and never feel anything but at peace"
  • Opinion
  • 19 Dec 25

My 2025: Seán Hewitt - "My best decision was to get chickens... I find I can spend hours with them and never check my phone, and never feel anything but at peace"

Oona Chaplin on <i>Avatar: Fire And Ash</i> – "It's an incredible gift to unite the world at a time when we are so divided"
  • Film And TV
  • 19 Dec 25

Oona Chaplin on Avatar: Fire And Ash – "It's an incredible gift to unite the world at a time when we are so divided"

Paul Mescal, Maggie O'Farrell and Chloé Zhao on <i>Hamnet</i>: "You can't really have love without grief or grief without love"
  • Film And TV
  • 18 Dec 25

Paul Mescal, Maggie O'Farrell and Chloé Zhao on Hamnet: "You can't really have love without grief or grief without love"

My 2025: Michael Fox - "I saw a man have a swim in a bin during the heatwave... And I have thought about that video every single day since"
  • Culture
  • 18 Dec 25

My 2025: Michael Fox - "I saw a man have a swim in a bin during the heatwave... And I have thought about that video every single day since"

Ben Elton: "I wouldn’t mind having a crack at <i>Blackadder</i> in an Irish context... I’d like the challenge"
  • Film And TV
  • 18 Dec 25

Ben Elton: "I wouldn’t mind having a crack at Blackadder in an Irish context... I’d like the challenge"

ACLAÍ Palestine's Ainle Ó Cairealláin: "It's about defying the isolation that the occupation want to push Palestine into"
  • Opinion
  • 17 Dec 25

ACLAÍ Palestine's Ainle Ó Cairealláin: "It's about defying the isolation that the occupation want to push Palestine into"

Tom Davis - Mad hatter Q&A: <i>Favourite item of clothing?</i> My lucky Calvin's
  • Culture
  • 14 Dec 25

Tom Davis - Mad hatter Q&A: Favourite item of clothing? My lucky Calvin's

Jamie-Lee O’Donnell: "I was really struggling mentally – and I had to take a bit of a pause to figure it out”
  • Film And TV
  • 12 Dec 25

Jamie-Lee O’Donnell: "I was really struggling mentally – and I had to take a bit of a pause to figure it out”

Miriam O’Callaghan: "I just hope people learn a little bit more about me – and think I’m an okay person at the end of it"
  • Opinion
  • 07 Dec 25

Miriam O’Callaghan: "I just hope people learn a little bit more about me – and think I’m an okay person at the end of it"

Roz Purcell: "From living in other cities all over the world, the difference with Dublin is you never feel alone"
  • Lifestyle & Sports
  • 05 Dec 25

Roz Purcell: "From living in other cities all over the world, the difference with Dublin is you never feel alone"

Elaine Mai: "I definitely found a sense of community when I first moved to Dublin"
  • Culture
  • 03 Dec 25

Elaine Mai: "I definitely found a sense of community when I first moved to Dublin"

Louisa Harland: "I miss the people and the energy of Dublin whenever I'm away from home"
  • Film And TV
  • 27 Nov 25

Louisa Harland: "I miss the people and the energy of Dublin whenever I'm away from home"

Michael D. Higgins – His Final In-Depth Interview As President: "What would have been quite dishonest is to try and invent a version of myself which isn’t real"
  • Opinion
  • 26 Nov 25

Michael D. Higgins – His Final In-Depth Interview As President: "What would have been quite dishonest is to try and invent a version of myself which isn’t real"

Talking Bollox Podcast's Calvin O'Brien: "If you give ordinary people a chance in the media, ordinary people will enjoy it – and there’s more ordinary than extraordinary people in the world"
  • Lifestyle & Sports
  • 25 Nov 25

Talking Bollox Podcast's Calvin O'Brien: "If you give ordinary people a chance in the media, ordinary people will enjoy it – and there’s more ordinary than extraordinary people in the world"

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