Tuesday 15 June, 2021
Let’s be real, you’re definitely not up to date with The X Factor.
They’ve only seen one episode and they’re already sick of Robbie Williams.
The Mayo man is set to continue working on Ireland’s Got Talent.
The extent of his injury remains unknown.
“That’s the best I think you’ve sang”
Petition for Sinitta to get her own spin-off.
They even made Simon Cowell get a bit emotional. Yes, really.
The Communicorp station is always looking for presenters with that ‘x-factor’, Kenny said.
Honey to the G, that’s you for me…
You literally have one job, Sharon.
But all was not as it seems.
The IRFU have issued an open invitation to all male athletes, from all sports, to take part in a Sevens competition.
Bayern Munich refused to sell the Swiss international before the World Cup.
Here are the shows that will be on your Twitter timeline later.
The Barcelona midfielder is a one-club man, he says..
The station has retained Irish rights for the UK hit shows, which there had been speculation it could lose.
The new Ireland assistant manager is a passionate fan of both Ireland and Munster.
Louis Walsh had a cry, and all.
He’s announced that he will leave the show after this series.
Demi Lovato will also sit next to LA Reid and Simon Cowell for the second instalment of the US version of the show.
The X Factor boys sell 176,000 copies of their album ‘Up All Night’ – becoming the first band from the UK to enter at number 1 with a debut album.
A UPC survey reveals that two-thirds of Irish people won’t get to watch the programmes they want on Christmas Day.
The girl band, created by mentor Tulisa from four failed solo entrants, defeat Marcus Collins and prepare for instant stardom.
Viewers will also get a chance to catch the conclusion of The Apprentice and X Factors on both sides of the Atlantic this Christmas…
Just what does an Irish act need to do to win? Janet Devlin is the third Irish entrant to finish fifth in three years.
The singer faces an investigation over the arm gesture she makes during each programme.
X Factor hopeful Frankie Cocozza is reported to have been kicked off the show for failing to curb his hard-partying lifestyle.
Janet Devlin, 16, from Gortin in Co Tyrone, is the 7/2 favourite to win the series outright after her audition broadcast last night.
The X Factor mogul and pop impresario wants to be cryonically frozen when he dies – otherwise he’ll regret it “in 300 years”.
The Not Primate of All Ireland hands over the running of the newsletter to a colleague. Hilarity, inevitably, insues.
The rubbery Limerick hip-hop duo will have to make do with second best: the X Factor champion is Number One for Christmas.
The audience for last night’s Apprentice wasn’t its highest, but the station still saw 1.12 million tune in for the X Factor.
Painter Matt Cardle is crowned X Factor champion after beating off competition from Rebecca Ferguson and One Direction.
No surprise sing-offs this time, we think – instead, a madcap weekend of voting with one person going out tonight.
