# entertainment

Last year

2022

# on the tellybox

How To Buy A Home, Gogglebox and lots of true crime to feature in Virgin Media's new season

The schedule features a number of new Irish dramas and crime documentaries.

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Sep 1st 2022, 6:05 AM

# entertainment

RTÉ’s new season: Brendan Gleeson Civil War doc, Ukrainians in Ireland and new comedy stars

The schedule features a new slate of dramas and the return of some old favourites.

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Updated

Aug 25th 2022, 3:00 PM

# gary waldhorn

Vicar Of Dibley star Gary Waldhorn has died at the age of 78

The actor, a staple of the comedy sitcom, died peacefully, according to his family

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Jan 11th 2022, 5:46 PM

All time

# Frustration

'It feels like we're the whipping boys': Venues and promoters scramble to implement new 50% capacity rule

Some venues have cancelled shows completely while others are adding additional performances and asking some ticketholders to change dates.

Venues were left with just days to decide whether to cancel, reschedule or add dates and ask customers to change their tickets, Michelle Hennessy reports.

Those working in the industry have asked for clarity on the conditions that need to be met in order to lift the restrictions in January.

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Dec 7th 2021, 12:05 AM

# entertainment

Panto industry 'on high alert' after fresh public health advice on children's activities

Panto organiser Alan Hughes said parents have been calling to ask whether their show can still go ahead.

20.4k

Nov 26th 2021, 1:21 PM

# covid19

Concerts, Communions and the return to offices: The key dates for lifting Covid restrictions

The Taoiseach this evening said the country is taking an important and welcome step forward.

The Taoiseach announced four key dates, with all restrictions on events and indoor activities lifted from 22 October.

In September indoor events and entertainment venues will be subject to capacity limits.

114k

Aug 31st 2021, 6:39 PM

Voices

Aoife Scott: The past 18 months have been like The Hunger Games for us in the music industry

Musician Aoife Scott shares her story of the past 18 months and says restrictions have shown how little Ireland values creative careers.

15.5k

Aug 21st 2021, 7:00 PM

Voices

Nialler9: The live events industry remains in lockdown, while the government now lobbies itself

DJ and music writer Niall Byrne (Nialler9) says the music industry has been treated as an afterthought by Government.

22.9k

Aug 20th 2021, 11:00 PM

# entertainment

A gangland series, a new Sally Rooney drama and a karaoke gameshow: RTÉ's new season announced

RTÉ launched its new season, promising a focus on championing new Irish talent.

33.0k

Aug 18th 2021, 1:18 PM

# entertainment

Dumfries header earns Netherlands thrilling win over Ukraine

Captain Georginio Wijnaldum and Wout Weghorst both scored before the hour mark in front of a raucous crowd.

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Jun 13th 2021, 9:54 PM

# Live Music

Minister defends live performance ban for pubs and restaurants but musicians criticise 'sledgehammer approach'

Live music will not be permitted at food and beverage facilities under new guidance.

The chair of the Musicians' Union of Ireland has described the latest guidance as "outrageous", write Orla Dwyer and Christina Finn.

Government sources have indicated that the Fáilte Ireland guidelines could be modified during the summer.

Minister Catherine Martin said every restriction is guided by public health advice.

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May 27th 2021, 12:05 AM

# Arts

Arts sector: €50m support for live events announced in Budget 2021

Michael McGrath said Covid has had a “devastating impact” on arts, cultural and sporting activities.

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Oct 13th 2020, 3:51 PM

# live events

'Creative lifeblood of Ireland': Events industry pens open letter on impact of Covid-19 on the sector

The open letter is part of the national awareness week for the live entertainment and event industry in Ireland.

13.7k

Sep 18th 2020, 8:52 AM

# entertainment

Late drama sees Liverpool prevail in 7-goal thriller

Marcelo Bielsa’s Leeds made a memorable start to life in the Premier League.

56.4k

Sep 12th 2020, 7:23 PM

# entertainment

Disney+ launches in Ireland today, here are our top picks to watch first

The new streaming service has over 500 films and thousands of television episodes.

54.4k

Mar 24th 2020, 11:05 AM

# Video Games

Same game, different name: Irish producers are adapting to a changing entertainment industry

Streaming giants are transforming the trade. Ireland’s creative set needs to capitalise on the opportunity.

16.3k

Dec 8th 2019, 9:00 PM

# the dredge

Mel B questioned whether Lady Gaga 'broke girl code' with Bradley Cooper at the Oscars... it's The Dredge

All the celeb dirt we could rake up for you.

34.0k

Feb 25th 2019, 9:57 AM

# Oscars

Bohemian Rhapsody wins big, while Green Book nabs best picture - Here's the full list of Oscar winners

The hostless ceremony produced a shock or two.

50.9k

Feb 25th 2019, 4:46 AM

# still to come

These are the movies to make sure you don't miss in 2019

All the big budget films you could ask for.

37.6k

Jan 2nd 2019, 8:00 PM

# Touting

Ticketmaster has no plans at present to introduce 'dynamic pricing' in Ireland

The company has started to roll out this system in the United States in a bid to tackle touting.

18.0k

Jul 15th 2018, 7:45 AM

# i write the songs

Barry Manilow speaks about hiding his gay relationship for nearly 40 years

The entertainer was married to his long-time partner in 2014.

27.3k

Apr 5th 2017, 9:31 PM

# censorship board

Filmmakers order to cut Bollywood scenes that poked fun at lawyers

The ruling was over the comedy-drama JollyLLB 2.

7.6k

Feb 12th 2017, 8:15 AM

# rock n road

The Getting Ready to Go OUT Out Playlist

Get your fleek on.

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Jul 18th 2016, 5:08 PM

# dead dogs

First glimpse of Jeremy Clarkson's new Amazon show is here with a dig at the BBC

The advertisement also features Clarkson riding a Segway.

22.8k

Oct 30th 2015, 7:48 PM

# Craic

QUIZ: How well do you remember the last 5 years on DailyEdge.ie?

Help us celebrate our 5th birthday with a month of craic and prizes.

1.4k

Oct 8th 2015, 2:53 PM

# sponsored

"Curb your expectations and just run with it" - Joseph Panama from Overhead, The Albatross on Irish festivals

We chatted to the bassist from the six-piece, who you can catch at festivals all summer.

2.9k

Aug 4th 2015, 7:15 PM

# Historical

Australia asks child abuse victims of celebrity entertainers to come forward

The action follows Operation Yewtree in the United Kingdom.

6.6k

Jun 15th 2015, 7:16 AM

# drumroll please

Charlie versus Love/Hate: The nominations for the IFTAS are out

Let’s forget about last year’s ceremony and move on…

7.7k

Apr 29th 2015, 10:16 AM

# youth music awards

Watch out, One Direction - these talented Irish teens are after your throne

They’re performing in the Aviva this weekend.

15.1k

Apr 16th 2015, 6:00 PM

# goodbye to you

Louis Walsh says he's 'done with the X Factor'

He spent 11 years on the show.

25.4k

Apr 11th 2015, 2:42 PM

# entertainment

Poll: Should the Six Nations introduce bonus points to encourage attack?

Do you think it would be a good idea for the Six Nations to follow the trend of other competitions?

8.7k

Mar 24th 2015, 8:12 AM

# out of reach

Sorry Irish parents: your children won't get to see YouTube Kids

The Android app is only in the US for now, meaning you will need to find another way to entertain the kids.

14.9k

Feb 23rd 2015, 6:30 PM

# sad song

Big fan of The Voice? It might not be back next year...

RTÉ is looking for submissions from production companies for a new show for the Sunday evening slot.

17.2k

Feb 23rd 2015, 10:40 AM

# winner takes it all

Grab the popcorn: Stars descend on London to compete for BAFTA glory

Best and worst dressed, tearful speeches and awkward red carpet moments…

16.4k

Feb 8th 2015, 5:22 PM

# the royals

Here's why everyone's talking about this drama about the Royal Family

It’s Queen Liz, but not as you know her.

18.5k

Jan 19th 2015, 4:18 PM

Voices

Opinion: Sony has capitulated to terrorist demands – it will have a chilling effect on freedom of speech

Pretty much any nefarious tin-pot dictator can pay hackers to go do a job for them. Will the people of the free world just throw their hands up in surrender?

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Dec 20th 2014, 8:00 AM