Irish actresses are missing out on commercial opportunities, writes Anna Doyle

About-turn means we can watch Jamie Dornan’s ironic paddywhackery over the bank holiday

The Jamie Dornan movie is out for rent in the UK on April 30th. But it won’t be available on TVs here

Tributes to doctor who left a ‘lasting legacy’ in obstetrics and foetomaternal medicine

Review of reviews for the stage-Irish film whose trailer was eviscerated last month

John Patrick Shanley defends accents of Emily Blunt, Christopher Walken and Jamie Dornan

State support for film industry will make it easier to dismiss Hollywood paddywhackery

Here’s seven of the best Oirish films including a soulful hunky IRA man, and a corned beef and cabbage plot

Film with Emily Blunt, Jamie Dornan, Christopher Walken is laden with patronising Paddywhackery

Endings Beginning, Howard, Giraffe, Spaceship Earth

Ambush of Irish patrol in Niemba in November 1960 killed eight soldiers and shocked the nation

My Last Supper, the food writer and critic’s new book, is everything you’d want it to be

British writer Emma Forrest on her marriage break up and making her directorial debut with her film Untogether, which stars her ex husband

Pornography – even hard-core – was once big box office. The internet changed everything

Review: The honkingly unsubtle dialogue is not worthy of Rosamund Pike’s steely focus

From Fifty Shades Freed to sleazy Muppets in The Happytime Murders, the cinematic lowlights of the year

New illustrated book celebrates 150th anniversary of Methody in Northern capital

On NI’s ‘gold coast’, liberal unionists grapple with a Brexit-induced redrawing of identities

Dripping with breathless desire, ‘Death and Nightingales’ offers a tense vision of Ireland

You know Christmas is coming when Ryan Tubridy dons the jumper – and resistance is futile

Allan Cubitt on adapting, ‘Death and Nightingales’, the writer’s 1992 novel, for TV

Review: The clothes are bizarre, the accents are all over the place, and the hero’s a bit odd

Brian O’Driscoll and Niall Horan are part of the Europe team in the celebrity match

‘Resistance’ and ‘Taken Down’ on broadcaster’s slate, alongside four BBC titles

‘It has an ever evolving effect on me,’ says actor, launching pancreatic cancer support group

Review: Cinema’s dullest couple adjust to married life in this tedious instalment

Tribute paid to Col Pat Quinlan who led 155 Defence Members safely back to Ireland in 1961

She’s been in ‘Raw’, ‘The Fall’, ‘A Date for Mad Mary’ and stars in newfilm ‘Moon Dogs’, but the 22-year-old singer-songwriter from Donard didn’t always see herself as an actor

I’d like to be able to hold down a grown-up, long-term relationship with a gym. Instead, I have short-term, meaningless flings

The King Arthur actor discusses why he won't be making a claim to be king of the Geordies any time soon, and how his bromance with Guy Ritchie set the pace for the ‘Lads of the Round Table’

‘The Siege of Jadotville’ also secures seven nods, while TG4 series ‘Klondike’ scores 10

Film Review: Part two of EL James’s recreational sadism story is even worse than the first

Playing Tralee and Waterville the perfect preparation for upcoming Dunhill Links

Fake Irish accents can be atrocious, like Tom Cruise’s, or brilliant, like Kate Hudson’s. But why not just give Irish actors the roles?

‘Siege of Jadotville’ based on true events forgotten for many years, veteran says

Presidential Unit Citation presented to soldiers and next of kin in Athlone

Richie Smyth’s film depicts the Irish soldiers who fought in UN’s 1961 Congo intervention

The Irish actor has taken ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’, his bonkbuster breakthrough, in his stride. The fundamentals of your life don’t change, he says

Remember that no one ever stood trial for those brutal serial killings

The two films are the pick of a crop that reveals the breadth of talent in Irish film