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People in Dublin are being brave with food, they're not just following trends online. Dublin restaurants are doing exciting things and people flock to it, they are willing to even queue up for good food,
Eoin McNamee was my overseer, and my mentor for my thesis. We were working on my novel, and I remember him saying to me one time, 'You have such good command of language and cadence, and your work is so distilled. And these are good things to have. But you are so unwilling to hurt your characters. You have to let them be hurt. You're not here to be the judge of their decisions. You're just there,,
Zoe Kravitz addresses engagement rumours with Harry Styles and speaks out against the invasive media culture that denies public figures the basic right to walk freely.
Pulitzer-winning Antrim photojournalist Cathal McNaughton keynotes Doneraile Arts Fest as 129 journalists killed worldwide in 2025, with two-thirds of deaths linked to Israeli military action.
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The Knights of Charity Gala 2026 brings together cinema legends and philanthropic leaders at Cannes, where influence serves humanitarian and children's causes.
Doagh Famine Village reopens after devastating fire, showcasing remarkable community solidarity and Ireland's inclusive approach to preserving complex heritage stories.
Dolores Keane, the defining voice of Irish traditional music and co-founder of De Danann, has died at 72, leaving behind a legacy that embodied Ireland's cultural soul.
Macalla Teoranta's Irish dubbing work democratises language access, proving cultural preservation and commercial success can thrive together in modern Ireland.
British comedian Mike Wozniak's cultural recommendations reveal an artist engaged with progressive themes, offering Dublin audiences insights into independent creativity and social consciousness.
British comedian Mike Wozniak shares cultural picks before Dublin shows, championing indie films, jazz accessibility, and environmental creativity in line with modern social values.
Cathy Kelly's new novel Other Women offers an authentic voice for contemporary Irish women, exploring workplace challenges, urban isolation, and female solidarity in modern Dublin.
Entertainment industry raises over €1.7m for James Van Der Beek's family following the Dawson's Creek star's death from cancer, highlighting community solidarity and healthcare challenges.
Entertainment community rallies with €1.7M fundraiser for James Van Der Beek's family after the Dawson's Creek star's death from cancer, with celebrities like Spielberg contributing significantly.
Dublin citizens gather at Bewley's Cafe to weave St Brigid's crosses, reclaiming Irish cultural heritage through grassroots community workshops that resist urban commercialisation.
A St Brigid's Day workshop at Bewley's Cafe revealed how traditional Irish crafts foster community solidarity and cultural reclamation in modern Dublin.
Prue Leith leaves Great British Bake Off after nine series, choosing personal wellbeing and summer holidays over continued television commitments at age 86.
Prue Leith departs Great British Bake Off after nine years, choosing work-life balance and summer holidays over television fame. Nigella Lawson steps in as replacement judge.
Claudia Winkleman lands her own BBC chat show after leaving Strictly Come Dancing, bringing her authentic presenting style to primetime entertainment in spring 2026.
Olympic swimming champion Adam Peaty married Holly Ramsay at Bath Abbey in a star-studded ceremony attended by the Beckhams and other celebrities, though family tensions marked the occasion.