Saturday 28 May, 2022
We talked to one of the contestants – who said it’s not all glamour, but a lot of graft.
We speak to the band’s drummer Ashley Keating about how they have coped with the many changes in the music industry.
Forget about the music, this is all about relationships.
Dubliner Ryan O’Shaughnessy will perform the song ‘Together’ later this year in Lisbon.
Their strategy also resembles methods used in computer linguistics to compare documents.
The anti-war track was first written in 1971.
A songwriting duo are claiming Sheeran’s Photograph mimics a song they released in 2011.
Dublin band Contour based their song Rebellion on the sound of the morse code broadcast in 1916.
Putting their fame to good use.
It’s still the most-watched video of all time on YouTube.
The Scottish striker has been fined and given a suspended two-game ban.
From TheJournal.ie
Did you know it was originally called Good Morning to All?
Haters gonna hate, hate, hate, hate, hate…
We chatted to Brian Kennedy, who represented Ireland back in 2006.
Joe Fraley said he doesn’t play guitar for his mum any more, because she doesn’t recognise him.
A video of the FAI chief singing a republican song caused quite a stir, but was it all blown out of proportion?
“When I go to the loo, I’m quick at what I do because a bill is due.”
Hadfield spent months getting the rights, but Bowie only gave him a year to keep the video up.
A protest and soapbox event is due to take place in Dublin today.
Beautiful, seductive sleep.
You’re listening to The Wire, while watching The Wire. Wire-ception.
The current anthem, Swiss Psalm, is “a mix between a weather report and a psalm”, say critics.
The human torch was denied a bank loan.
A Friday flashback to get your weekend started…
It’s the end of Breaking Bad as we know it.
She’s four years old, and she’s hearing fireworks.
The Arsenal boss has been mocked for his reluctance to spend in the transfer market.
Hats off to Mylo and Vinny Kelly!
The Banner hurling lads like to puck out a few tunes.
A US film production firm has lodged a lawsuit arguing that the most popular song in the English language, “Happy Birthday to You,” should be public property and not subject to copyright – after shelling out $1,500 to use it in a documentary.
You really have to see it for yourself to understand.
‘My heart is pumping and my feet are jumping…’
We’re backing #VinBSongForNumber1.
Warning: possible tearjerker.
