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Londoners will love Aisling Bea’s This Way Up. We might roll our eyes a little

TV review: The Kildare comedian explores the irritations and melancholy of modern life

Riverdance the movie: Pierce Brosnan and Brendan Gleeson hoof it up on a screen near you

Michael Flatley becomes an impressively antlered elk in a new animated film based on the hit show

Angela Scanlon on life in London: ‘I am Irish through and through’

The presenter on Irishness, the excitement of live TV and the upside of lockdown

How nuns schooled today’s torch-bearers of feminism

A generation of female superheroes in tartan skirts and gabardines

Aisling Bea and Michael Harte win British television craft awards

Bea took the breakthrough talent award while Harte claimed the editing: factual prize

Love Wedding Repeat: You should avoid this ‘Four Weddings’ rip-off

But you probably won’t, since it’s on Netflix and these days the audience is captive

Netflix: 10 of the best new shows and films to watch in April

After Life’s second season and a new Mindy Kaling sitcom are among the latest arrivals

Quizzes, karaoke, meditation: The best online resources for self-isolation

From fitness to MoMa, there are countless resources online to keep you occupied

Patrick Freyne: The best of TV in 2019 and what to watch this year

Funniest programmes are of the hand-drawn variety like Rick and Morty

TV in 2019: A year of big and unhappy endings

Fleabag, Game of Thrones and Catastrophe all ended – and somehow brought us all together

Hollywood trade mission reveals new normal for Irish screen industry

RTÉ risks being bypassed as business of TV drama realigns

Netflix: The 10 best new shows and films to watch in October

El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie, Living With Yourself, The Laundromat and Big Mouth season 3

Oonagh Murphy: On My Culture Radar

The director on Aisling Bea, the renewed relevance of Cabaret, and the joys of a Dyson fan

Late Late Show: Ryan Tubridy returns with another dose of national panic

Review: The show doesn’t segue but jackknifes from one thing to another

Aisling Bea’s This Way Up has nailed mental health with humour

It’s the perfect tonic for our times, tackling mental health, love and sibling relationships

45 of the best TV shows to watch this autumn

From The Dublin Murders to The Crown, Red Rock to Ru Paul, here are this season’s best comedy, drama and reality series

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