# sing street
All time
# Bank Holiday Win
Sing Street premiered on RTÉ last night, and immediately banished the nation's Bank Holiday blues
It was the movie we didn’t know we needed.
# drive it like you stole it
Sing Street has been added to Irish Netflix and people are delighted
No excuses now.
# golden globes 2017
No joy for the Irish, but here are all the 2017 Golden Globes winners
La La Land was the big winner of the night.
# Golden Globes
Here's everything you need to know about tonight's Golden Globes, and how to watch in Ireland
The Irish nominations, the favourites, the red carpet – it’s all here.
# Golden Globes
Here's everything you need to know about tonight's Golden Globes, and how to watch in Ireland
The Irish nominations, the favourites, the red carpet – it’s all here.
# 20 under 20
20 Under 20: Ireland's brightest and most inspirational rising stars
The entrepreneurs, inventors, entertainers and leaders of the future.
# begin again
Irish director John Carney has apologised for his 'petty' comments about Keira Knightley
The Sing Street director said he’d “never make a film with supermodels again”.
# begin again
Irish director John Carney has apologised for his 'petty' comments about Keira Knightley
The Sing Street director said he’d “never make a film with supermodels again”.
# represent
Sing Street came out in the US today and the reviews are absolutely glowing
Well deserved.
# represent
Sing Street came out in the US today and the reviews are absolutely glowing
Well deserved.
# 20 years ago
This Irish Examiner Freudian slip will make you feel ancient
We need to talk about the ’80s.
# sing street
Here's why everyone's been raving about this Irish film today
Sing Street is about to be your new favourite movie.
# sing street
Here's why everyone is raving about this Irish film this morning
Sing Street is about to be your new favourite movie.
# weinstein co
It's happened again -- ANOTHER Irish film has been described as 'British'
Haven’t we learned by now?
# irish not british
It's happened again -- ANOTHER Irish film has been described as 'British'
Haven’t we learned by now?
