Steve Coogan doesn't think the 'looming disaster' of Brexit will actually happen
The British comedian and actor has campaigned against Britain’s exit from the EU.
Latex paint, road signs and yellow cabs... How to turn an Irish street into downtown New York
…Like in Greta (pictured). We talk to an expert about how it all happens.
Sitdown Sunday: Who really does the housework at home?
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
Steve Coogan and John C Reilly on transforming into Laurel and Hardy: 'Figuring out who they were is the hard work'
The pair star as the legendary comedians in the new film Stan and Ollie.
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Psychiatric nurses to strike in February over 'recruitment and retention crisis'
They join members of the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation who are also due to go on strike.
Cynthia Owen of Dalkey 'House of Horrors' case suing Irish Daily Mail for defamation Exclusive
The case relates to an article published last summer.
'My trip to Israel and Palestine changed my life utterly - and changed me as a person'
Síle Nic Chonaonaigh visited a number of significant walls and borders across the world to see what they tell us about society.
Matt Cooper: 'It's amazing the amount of politicians who asked if they could co-present the Tonight Show'
The show has had a revolving door of co-presenters one night a week after Ivan Yates cut his days due to illness. But some weren’t happy with Michael Healy-Rae being one of them.
Virgin Media Television has best year ever with 'record' viewing figures
The company rebranded all its channels late last year.
Getting honest about music and mental health: 'I remember things in the book I spent years trying to forget'
Tony Wright was a member of the hugely popular band ASIWYFA. He talks to us about leaving the band and how a vicious assault contributed to depression.
Actors and directors write to Minister over 'deep concern and dissatisfaction' with Abbey Theatre's direction
The letter is signed by more than 300 names, including many high-profile ones.
Ruth Negga and Martin Hayes named among five new Cultural Ambassadors for Ireland
They are joined by poet Paul Muldoon and Shelly McNamara and Yvonne Farrell of Grafton Architects.
Sitdown Sunday: When a medic was killed in Gaza, was it an accident?
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
'Sometimes being true to history you get as much flack': Historical drama Resistance's creator on annoying Twitter
The new RTÉ One flagship drama looks at Bloody Sunday in 1920. It’s a follow up to Rebellion, which was aired in 2016.
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These are the movies to make sure you don't miss in 2019
All the big budget films you could ask for.
Hidden Netflix movie gems to watch over the Christmas break
Stop the aimless flicking.
Sitdown Sunday: The journalist who messed with the wrong small town
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
Looking to buy books for Christmas gifts? Here's how to please every adult with Irish writing
Whether they’re an avid reader or an occasional reader, we’ve got you sorted.
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Here are Irish film critics' top movies of the year
Irish films Michael Inside and Rosie came out tops, while A Star Is Born was crowned the top international film.
Sitdown Sunday: Why do people fall for notorious jailed murderers?
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
1918 was an 'incredibly dramatic year' for Ireland
We took a trip to the archives to find out about some of the fascinating people involved.
On this day 100 years ago, Irish women got the vote
We take a look at the important moments leading up to the momentous event.
Arsenic and lead found in counterfeit makeup products sold to Irish customers
The Health Products Regulatory Authority and the HSE have both warned people to be vigilant this Christmas.
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A musical about 9/11: 'It has allowed me to define what happened in a way I never thought possible'
The show opened last night at the Abbey Theatre.
Sitdown Sunday: Remembering the late, great, Anthony Bourdain
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
Catherine Corless to get honorary degree from Trinity College Dublin today
Thomas Kinsella and Michal Lipson will also receive honorary degrees.
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Irish production The Favourite gets five Golden Globes nominations
The Favourite stars Olivia Colman and Rachel Weisz and Emma Stone, and marks the third collaboration between Element Pictures and director Yorgos Lanthimos.
Kieran Cuddihy to replace Paul Williams on Newstalk Breakfast
A new presenter for Cuddihy’s show On The Record will be announced soon.
Mary Lou McDonald named as a 'Disruptor' who will help shape Europe in 2019
The Sinn Féin leader is also described as a ‘unifier’ by the publication.
Lawyers pen short stories to raise money for Ireland's homeless
They were gathered by writer Danielle McLaughlin, a former solicitor.
Sitdown Sunday: The business that wants to change how you, er, poo
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
Now you can finally limit how often you use apps on your phone
Here’s how to use Screen Time if you’re an iOS user.
Frank McDonald: 'I wanted to paint a picture of Ireland in the 50s and 60s - it was a different country'
We talked to the retired journalist about writing his memoirs.
Here's what Nasa's InSight lander has been up to this week
We have the details on what its next few weeks will be like.
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