Interview | Culture

John Minihan: "That's how important photography is – words today are playing second fiddle to the image"
  • Culture
  • 02 Apr 26

John Minihan: "That's how important photography is – words today are playing second fiddle to the image"

Cillian Murphy on <i>Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man</i> – "By the end of the film, I think he begins to realise what he actually stands for"
  • Film And TV
  • 29 Mar 26

Cillian Murphy on Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man – "By the end of the film, I think he begins to realise what he actually stands for"

<i>They Will Kill You</i> director Kirill Sokolov: "I'm a huge fan of Martin McDonagh’s gallows humour and irony, and that whole Irish existential dread"
  • Film And TV
  • 28 Mar 26

They Will Kill You director Kirill Sokolov: "I'm a huge fan of Martin McDonagh’s gallows humour and irony, and that whole Irish existential dread"

John Carter Cash: "I was not shielded. I was in the midst of my father’s addiction"
  • Culture
  • 26 Mar 26

John Carter Cash: "I was not shielded. I was in the midst of my father’s addiction"

Gabriel Tallent: "I feel like friendship is perhaps a little undermined in literature"
  • Culture
  • 23 Mar 26

Gabriel Tallent: "I feel like friendship is perhaps a little undermined in literature"

Tanya Sweeney: "We treat celebrities like deities. We’ve always done that, but social media has turbocharged it"
  • Opinion
  • 21 Mar 26

Tanya Sweeney: "We treat celebrities like deities. We’ve always done that, but social media has turbocharged it"

Roger O'Sullivan - Mad Hatter Q&A: "I'd love to make a Shōnen-style anime about making it as a stand-up comedian"
  • Opinion
  • 19 Mar 26

Roger O'Sullivan - Mad Hatter Q&A: "I'd love to make a Shōnen-style anime about making it as a stand-up comedian"

Laura Whitmore: "If you have any type of platform, or a voice, you really should be asking questions. You should be speaking out"
  • Opinion
  • 15 Mar 26

Laura Whitmore: "If you have any type of platform, or a voice, you really should be asking questions. You should be speaking out"

<i>I Swear:</i> "I could see that it was a complex condition right from the start, and that’s what fascinated me"
  • Film And TV
  • 09 Mar 26

I Swear: "I could see that it was a complex condition right from the start, and that’s what fascinated me"

Maggie Gyllenhaal on <i>The Bride!</i> – “With Jessie, I just talked to her like I talked to myself... We were really kindred spirits"
  • Film And TV
  • 06 Mar 26

Maggie Gyllenhaal on The Bride! – “With Jessie, I just talked to her like I talked to myself... We were really kindred spirits"

Ewens Abid on <i>Dracula: A Love Tale</i> – "There are lots of scary moments with the blood and the vampirism, but really it’s about this sheer commitment to love..."
  • Film And TV
  • 03 Mar 26

Ewens Abid on Dracula: A Love Tale – "There are lots of scary moments with the blood and the vampirism, but really it’s about this sheer commitment to love..."

<i>Ár gCluiche Féin:</i> "Is scannán é seo faoi fhéiniúlacht agus grá"
  • Film And TV
  • 02 Mar 26

Ár gCluiche Féin: "Is scannán é seo faoi fhéiniúlacht agus grá"

Saja Kilani on <i>The Voice Of Hind Rajab:</i> "Listening to her voice wasn’t easy, but through it we felt her love and courage"
  • Film And TV
  • 28 Feb 26

Saja Kilani on The Voice Of Hind Rajab: "Listening to her voice wasn’t easy, but through it we felt her love and courage"

Mark McCausland on <i>The Spin:</i> “It was really weird, seeing other people act out scenes that actually happened to me in life”
  • Film And TV
  • 25 Feb 26

Mark McCausland on The Spin: “It was really weird, seeing other people act out scenes that actually happened to me in life”

Rob Doyle on <i>Cameo:</i> "I felt like I had turned fiction inside out, in a way"
  • Opinion
  • 08 Feb 26

Rob Doyle on Cameo: "I felt like I had turned fiction inside out, in a way"

Tallulah Evans on <i>Girl Taken:</i> "There’s upset and devastation, of course, but it’s a lot more intricate than that"
  • Film And TV
  • 03 Feb 26

Tallulah Evans on Girl Taken: "There’s upset and devastation, of course, but it’s a lot more intricate than that"

Philip Doyle - Mad Hatter Q&A: <i>Biggest thrill?</i> "It would be rude if I didn’t have winning an Olympic medal as the answer"
  • Lifestyle & Sports
  • 01 Feb 26

Philip Doyle - Mad Hatter Q&A: Biggest thrill? "It would be rude if I didn’t have winning an Olympic medal as the answer"

Leon Diop of Black & Irish: "I do think it’s possible to change people’s minds. I actually think that’s more aligned with our nature"
  • Culture
  • 08 Jan 26

Leon Diop of Black & Irish: "I do think it’s possible to change people’s minds. I actually think that’s more aligned with our nature"

Booker Prize winner David Szalay: "Joyce was definitely a writer who mesmerised me as a young person"
  • Opinion
  • 08 Jan 26

Booker Prize winner David Szalay: "Joyce was definitely a writer who mesmerised me as a young person"

Wendy Erskine: "It’s interesting, the whole thing of exchange, transaction and money – it’s so central to the book... the idea of the monetisation of women’s bodies"
  • Culture
  • 06 Jan 26

Wendy Erskine: "It’s interesting, the whole thing of exchange, transaction and money – it’s so central to the book... the idea of the monetisation of women’s bodies"

12 Interviews of Christmas – Jenna Ortega: "Everything about Ireland was so beautiful"
  • Film And TV
  • 05 Jan 26

12 Interviews of Christmas – Jenna Ortega: "Everything about Ireland was so beautiful"

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"

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