Saturday 24 July, 2021
Scrubs co-star Zach Braff was among those paying tribute.
I delivered my talk with my legs shaking – but I managed it in one take, writes Tony Duffin.
Surely this was intentional.
You’ll need to have studied in St. Colm’s seminary to pass this.
She tells us what it’s like to navigate a world that’s not designed for someone who is 3’5″ tall.
She tells us what it’s like to navigate a world that’s not designed for someone who is 3’5″ tall.
“speak to priests YOU want to know…”
The plotlines for a reboot write themselves.
The man who brought the All Blacks to glory on home soil will pitch in with Leinster’s pre-season efforts.
A little maths to shake up your morning.
Here we all are now, all the lads.
Take yourself up to inspiration point.
Who was Henry Sellers based on? Will the US version ever happen?
Brendan Grace tells us about the dark inspiration behind Fr Fintan Stack – and what he talked about with the Fine Gael minister.
Got any questions for the Father Ted co-creator? He’ll be dropping by the newsroom tomorrow.
In which we catch-up with the likes of Fr Dick Byrne, Fr Larry Duff and ‘The Spinmaster’ – 20 years on.
We tried our best to unearth some facts that even the show’s most ardent fans didn’t know…
Mark Pollock said he was told to accept his situation but since his accident he has delved into the world of robotics and is looking at finding a possible cure for spinal injury
The three-part comedy aired on BBC Four last night.
Now’s your chance to #AskAdams what he had for brekkie.
He also sang a tune with the a cappella group The Trinitones.
Some beatboxers are good. This one is incredible.
DNA sequencing meets 3D printing meets artistry. Wow.
Argentina face New Zealand in Wellington tomorrow, a repeat of the World Cup quarter-final.
Perhaps now the acerbic Kiwi will be given back his life-time parking space at Eden Park.
The foul-mouthed Ted is not the first toy to come to life on the big screen: here are a few of the favourites (and not so nice ones)
Blogger Michael Anti explains how the social media space works in a country where site like Twitter and Facebook are blocked.
The World Cup-winning coach said he felt physically ill after his All Blacks team were defeated by the French in the 2007 quarter-final.
In tonight’s Fix: The latest in the Áras race; sparks fly between RTÉ and TV3; and can we tell what babies are thinking?
The battle for Tripoli rages on, the bishop of Cloyne breaks his silence, Ireland’s latest viral sensation and… can we turn light bulbs into wifi routers?
In your fix today: Plans for a Eurozone ‘financial government’, urgent medical advice from the Irish Heart Foundation, and the best presentation you’ve ever seen… on an iPod.
In your Fix tonight: Risks of hypothermia at a Meath nursing home, good news on the financial front, and a future Major champion denting some household appliances…
Catch up on today’s news, including: coalition talks, narrow scrapes for Jose Mourinho and Gay Byrne, and the death of the beloved snood.
Some of the world’s leading creatives disclose the works of literature that have influenced them throughout their careers.
