Friday 24 September, 2021
Don’t hold back now! Say what you really feel!
Brendan de Gallai’s new show, Linger, explores the topics of sexuality and ageing.
*According to a new John Oliver book.
Yes. He now paints with his feet.
Riverdance co-creator Moya Doherty has been picked as the new chair of the RTÉ Board
Here are the shows that’ll be on your Twitter timeline later.
Just try to stop your feet from tapping along. It’s impossible.
And a couple you definitely haven’t, from the contest 20 years ago today.
AND right 2 3 4 5 6 7, 1 2 3, 1 2 3.
These Belfast wedding guests put on quite the show.
Jason Brown will now represent the U.S. in Sochi.
Chinese people absolutely love Irish dancing, it seems.
Some alternative suggestions for the new design.
From Queen at Slane to the MTV EMAs in Dublin.
A High Court hearing today saw orders granted preventing Michéal Carr from using the Riverdance name in forthcoming shows in Russia and other European countries.
The Den? Glenroe? The Family? Hands?
Everyone’s talking about water safety, Anglo emails and Irish sporting exploits.
The previous record of 652 people dancing in a continuous line was held by Nashville, Tennessee.
Were YOU forced into Irish dancing lessons as a child? Our sympathies.
Look at this face she made before Riverdance last night.
US First Lady Michelle Obama with her daughters are due to visit the Co Wicklow heritage site on the last day of their visit to Ireland.
Because that’s obviously how you celebrate Irish heritage night.
This July a world record Riverdance attempt will take place along the banks of the Liffey.
The former Kerry midfielder expressed himself through the medium of Irish dancing at the MCG earlier.
The Burmese pro-democracy leader will visit Ireland next month as part of a trip that will take in her acceptance of the Nobel Peace Prize she won in 1991.
Steph McGovern was paying tribute to Titanic star Kate Winslet’s dancing in the hit film…
Irish dancing proves a hit at Central Station in Sydney.
Enda Kenny met Chinese leader Wen Jiabao in Beijing today as part of his four-day visit.
The Transport, Tourism and Sport Minister reckons Xi’s visit to the likes of Croke Park can only benefit tourism from China.
The worldwide phenomenon is coming to a smartphone or tablet near you.
The Not Primate of All Ireland hands over the running of the newsletter to a colleague. Hilarity, inevitably, insues.
The Taoiseach revealed to a meeting of ambassadors this morning that he “actually cries” whenever he watches the dance performance, as its message is so powerful.
The broadcaster and journalist gave a speech fit for a Queen at the Convention Centre in Dublin last night. There was applause for the memory of the late Garret FitzGerald and a standing ovation for her majesty.
