Bob Geldof

Ardal O’Hanlon’s charming documentary ‘Holy F***’ is based on a slightly rickety premise

Identities of artists taking part in Jack & Jill sale not revealed until afterwards

Extra year of Jack & Jill home nursing care a huge relief for families

City chosen to host One Young World Summit of youth leaders in 2023

‘I owe practically everything to England,’ says Geldof. Its people ‘are essentially anarchic’

Property with two-bed unit, and filled with vintage finds, featured in When Harvey Met Bob

Q&A: Nphet virologist on the possibility of a Lions tour and concerns over Olympics

UK musicians must now secure visa or work permit for each country they want to play in

Mayo’s All-Ireland quest has ultimately been about the bloody mindedness of the players

Average amount donated grew between 1987 and 2004 but sharp decline since, notes report

‘Hell is other people’ is a line from the play Huis Clos/No Exit by French philosopher Jean- Paul Sartre

Leo rages at public health chief; Cap’n Grealish frets about the arts; Harris and Holohan framed

The director, who has died aged 76, created a diverse range of hits during his career

Music Quiz: Who opened the show, who played the longest and during what song did Bono go walkabout

Chief medical officer recognised for ‘enormous contribution’ to the State

Four of Ireland’s greats joined forces to break a relay record and raise money for Ethiopia

It is an evening to suit every taste - musically and also in terms of home furnishings

What is it, what is it for, which stars are playing, where can I watch it and more

How Tipperary native Declan Kelly got Lady Gaga to lead coronavirus concert on April 18th

The best songs are slower, less prone to cliché but only in the first half of record

The Boomtown Rats singer on childhood, grief, rebellion, Brexit and Ireland’s progress

Review: Billy McGrath’s Boomtown Rats rockumentary rattles along furiously and with a dangerous gleam in its eyes

Half a million people, many from overseas, due to attend Dublin St Patrick’s Day parade

This week saw high-spirited dispatches from Gerry Adams and another twist in swing-gate

Ten-hour global media event that will span five continents planned for September 2020

Leaked documents show African-focused firm chose Indian Ocean island for tax reasons

A new compilation is a compelling journey through musical moments of 1970s Britain

DUP will only support ‘The Festival of Britain’ if it is called the ‘Festival of Great Britain and Northern Ireland’

Brexit ‘is an expression of English nationalism and I can’t stand nationalism’, says campaigner

Some hear a song about sexual coercion and say it’s inappropriate in the #MeToo era

Biopic demonstrates Queen members’ control over the singer’s legacy and memory

Donald Clarke: The Who’s ‘Tommy’, ‘Quadrophenia’, Pink Floyd’s ‘The Wall’, Lloyd Webber. Enough

Ed Sheeran, Sting and Simon Rattle sign letter about threat to music of leaving EU

Guests share stories of the man who had made a ‘unique contribution to Irish culture’

Discovering Dylan about the same time I discovered punk felt right. He’s like punk’s secret grandfather

There is a sense that we have replaced one form of intolerance with another

Naoise Nunn on the first Leviathan

RTÉ marks Gay Byrne’s 60 years in broadcasting with highlights from ‘The Meaning of Life’

Anthony Hopkins plays Lear, Gay Byrne takes a trip down memory lane and Can’t Cope, Won’t Cope comes to a friendship-wrecking close

M Ward, Snow Patrol and Freya Ridings are other highlights of the next seven days