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Culture

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RIP
Richard Swift, bassist with the Black Keys, has died
3 Jul 2018
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paul howard
'It started out as a joke': Paul Howard on his musical about Copper Face Jacks
3 Jul 2018
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dublin pride
PICTURES: Thousands take part in Dublin Pride Parade
30 Jun 2018
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hit of the summer
We talked to TV3's programming boss about Love Island (and whether there might be an Irish version)
30 Jun 2018
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up with this sort of thing
Pleasant update - Graham Linehan's cancer has gone
29 Jun 2018
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life on screen
'When we started, there was no Irish film industry': 30 years of the Galway Film Fleadh
28 Jun 2018
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Gradaim Leabhar na hÉireann
Irish language works get their own award category for first time at Irish Book Awards
27 Jun 2018
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Hearing was a friend of mine
The Killers played Dublin last night - and basically everyone in the city could hear them
27 Jun 2018
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horrible creature
Lucia Joyce: Why she was more than the 'mad daughter of a genius'
26 Jun 2018
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papal attraction
Tickets for the Pope's visit to Knock booked out in just four hours
25 Jun 2018
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irish cinema
'It brings back all sorts of memories ... I'm crying now': New project brings archive Irish clips to nursing homes
24 Jun 2018
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Kissing Candice
'I wanted to make a film that was visceral and dangerous and had a woman at the centre'
24 Jun 2018
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Love Lane
This Temple Bar alleyway has been transformed into something special...
23 Jun 2018
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Something For The Weekend
From a Harry Potter treasure hunt to a sing song in Cork: Here's what's happening this weekend
23 Jun 2018
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the happy prince
Rupert Everett: 'The UK and Ireland are probably the two best places in the world to be gay'
18 Jun 2018
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Kildare
We took a tour of the Newbridge Silverware factory to learn how they make their wares
17 Jun 2018
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solar bones
How Mike McCormack went from 'not being able to give a book away' to winning a €100k award
16 Jun 2018
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Dublin
City Assembly House has been restored - and is recreating an 18th-century art exhibition
16 Jun 2018
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Bloomsday
By day, John Shevlin makes hats, but once a year he transforms into James Joyce
16 Jun 2018
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Bloomsday
'And then a rocket sprang and bang': We asked David Norris to read his favourite section of Ulysses
15 Jun 2018
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Cinema
Trailer Watch: Which movie should you go see this weekend?
14 Jun 2018
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Reality TV
Over 100,000 Irish people are following Love Island on 3e
14 Jun 2018
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Hanna Sheehy-Skeffington
President Higgins unveils plaque at Dublin Castle where an Irish suffragette smashed a window
13 Jun 2018
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Awkward
Hillary Clinton and James Comey are coming to Dublin on Friday week (separately)
13 Jun 2018
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winner
Mike McCormack's 'brave, challenging' book Solar Bones wins €100k Dublin Literary Award
13 Jun 2018
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Kissing Candice
Ifco stands by 18s rating for Irish film despite it being given a 15s cert in the UK
13 Jun 2018
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fundraiser
Over 2,500 women went skinny dipping on a Wicklow beach and smashed a world record
10 Jun 2018
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Ramadan
'It's a very long day and you do feel hungry occasionally': Muslims on fasting for Ramadan
9 Jun 2018
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strings attached
Peter Stringfellow opened a club in Dublin in 2006. It did not go well. Not one bit
7 Jun 2018
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elliot goldenthal
'I had to imagine I was the Butcher Boy': What it's like writing the music for Hollywood movies
6 Jun 2018
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Film
'My story is not a particular case - there are many orphans of AIDS in Spain'
3 Jun 2018
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Cultural companions
"Loneliness can take 4 to 5 years off you": how an arts-based service for older people in Wexford is looking to fight social isolation
3 Jun 2018
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struck a chord
How a bittersweet coming-of-age love story became the Light House's longest running film ever
2 Jun 2018
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this sort of thing
Father Ted's 'real final episode' is on the way - in stage musical form
2 Jun 2018
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library square
An iconic 170-year-old tree collapsed overnight in Trinity College
2 Jun 2018
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imitation game
Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch hailed for fighting off real-life villains on London street
2 Jun 2018
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Wanderlust
The photo nominations for National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year are pretty special...
31 May 2018
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building and property
Plans for a rooftop cinema in Stephen's Green Shopping Centre are dead in the water... for now
27 May 2018
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On Chesil Beach
Saoirse Ronan's new film is about sex, the sixties, and a doomed marriage
27 May 2018
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assault on precinct 13
Why a historic site next to the Poolbeg Towers could become Dublin's newest cultural hub
27 May 2018
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