Culture
- ‘Rule me' Oh yeah, rule me good, you big dirty royal’
- U2 in Manchester: Bono ‘frets’ about ‘this Disunited Kingdom’
- Colm Tóibín walks the ‘intense, haunted’ streets of Dublin
- Calling Natalie Portman a ‘supporting actor’ is like saying Thumper is the star of ‘Bambi’
- Bernard Loughlin made Annaghmakerrig ‘an inclusive, non-judgmental, thrilling place’
- Two operatic B-movies, a stinker of a concept, and some sub-Verdian striving
- A tale of two brothers: ‘Philly stayed with football' John went into drugs’
- The beat goes on: Guinness Cork Jazz Fest gets a reboot
- The Comeraghs in poems and photos
- ‘Like a Watteau study, Helen Cullen’s warmth for people shimmers from her writing’
- Comhordaitheoir sna hEalaíona Dúchasacha don Óige
- Greannáin ar son na léitheoireachta
- Línte dearga
- Lost Leads: ‘A broken engagement and murderous revenge on Eyre Square’
- 13 of the best TV shows to watch this week
- Celebs go Dating: Shallow, fickle, anxiety-ridden narcissists – they’re just like us really
- Former director of Tyrone Guthrie centre dies in Catalonia
- Dogman: A Shakespearean tragedy with added bite
- Aaron Parks: Little Big review – Jazz is in safe hands
- Richard Ashcroft: Natural Rebel review – A craggy voice on an uninteresting album
- How will U2’s pro-EU message go down in the UK? ‘It will be interesting’
- Anna Burns: from rank outsider to No 1 bestseller
- Javier Bardem condemns ‘public lynching’ of Woody Allen
- ‘The Lost Letters of William Woolf’ is a powerful call to slow down
- ‘I am a poet without a landscape, a woman poet without a narrative heritage’
- Galway 2020: no sponsorship raised in six months and almost €130,000 spent on fees
- Music books: Telling the rock star stories, for better or worse
- Bram Stoker festival: Everything you need to know
- In a Word''' Memory
- The Haunting of Hill House proving to be a real horror show for Netflix
Tuesday, 23 July 2019