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Joe Wilkinson reflects on fleeting fame after ‘The Celebrity Traitors’ fame fades quickly
Joe Wilkinson becomes emotional during sitcom journey Joe Wilkinson, the comedian known for his roles in various panel shows and recent television hits, was seen in tears by the end of his
Bear Grylls faces backlash over escalating messiah complex in latest Prime Video series
The Chosen in the Wild with Bear Grylls offers a mixed experience Bear Grylls’ latest venture, The Chosen in the Wild, debuted on Prime Video today, showcasing the cast of the Christian
Things to do in Dublin this weekend (July 18-20)
By Sinann Fetherston Lifestyle Lead and Multi-Media Journalist. From the return of RIOT to Vicar Street, to an evening of theatre in The Pearse Centre, and a music-filled BBQ in Hen’s Teeth, there is plenty
Conservation scheme sees nine curlew released into wild
A group of nine curlew, a bird species that has seen most of its population lost in Ireland since the 1980s, has been reintroduced to the wild on Lough Ree near Athlone
Why we made it – The Last Irish Missionaries
Documentary film-maker and producer, Liam McGrath, gives an insight into why he made the new RTÉ documentary series, The Last Irish Missionaries. I was deep in the bowels of the National Folklore
The Culture 5 – your cultural highlights for the next seven days
EVENT: GALWAY ARTS FESTIVAL Where to begin? Ireland’s premiere arts bash returns with a programme truly impossible, featuring music, theatre, dance, comedy, visual art, street spectacle and talks – highlights include Druid
How to repair, mend, and restock your home the eco-friendly way
While it’s tempting to throw out old appliances, clothes, or even furniture in favour of something shiny and new, there are so many resources across Ireland that can help to bring your
Hitting the road – Druid theatre marks 50th anniversary
Druid is marking its 50th anniversary this year and the Galway-based theatre company has announced it will be staging a double bill of Synge’s Riders to the Sea and Shakespeare’s Macbeth to
BBC rethink on ‘high-risk’ performances after Bob Vylan
The BBC has said it will no longer broadcast live or stream live performances deemed “high risk” after controversy over punk rap duo Bob Vylan’s appearance at Glastonbury last Saturday. The duo
51 family-friendly things to do across Ireland this summer
Summer has officially arrived – and with it, the question every parent dreads: What are we doing today? Whether you’re following the sun, dodging rainclouds, or planning a family trip, there’s loads
What to know ahead of the Dublin Pride Parade 2025
Ahead of the 2025 Dublin Pride parade, which will likely draw thousands of people to the city centre, we are sharing all you need to know. When is the Dublin Pride Parade?
Things to do in Dublin this weekend (June 27-29)
From swapshops and sunset yoga, to 90s bops and Pride shindigs, plenty is happening across Dublin this weekend. Swap till ye Drop Declutter your wardrobe and make a difference at Rua Red
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