Tipperary-born boxer to take his place in the International Boxing Hall of Fame

Apple and Google are excellent options for the greatest era of American cinema

Just a week ago it was all so different, now we’re fighting over the last packs of toilet paper

The theatre director’s new show, Leaving, is a powerful departure for the returned emigre

Tollman family have spent €68m since 2015 restoring historic castle to its former glory

‘The Quiet Man’ actor Barry Fitzgerald described as ‘one of the greatest comedians who ever went on stage’

Paul Newman and Robert Redford starred in what is still one of the most entertaining westerns

Film sex is fine. But sex featuring Irish actors, in films set in Ireland? That never really works

Five-star Dublin hotel to remove revolving door after string of personal-injury claims

‘Oh Maureen, my darling, I love you so much! Your face is in my dreams,’ wrote John Ford

The late Hollywood actor grew up in Ranelagh, Co Dublin- ‘I didn’t take discipline very well’

Walt Disney aimed the film at Americans with ‘shamrocks in their eyes’. He missed

The nihilism of Sam Peckinpah’s western came as a shock to the system in the late 1960s and still resonates today

Re-issued in cinemas next week some 55 years after its initial theatrical run, Dr Strangelove is arguably the most improbable comedy ever made

Location marks opening scene of 1952 John Ford film shot at Ballyglunin station, Galway

Lilly Higgins: When her son discovered cowboy films, this tray bake proved a winner

Irish-American actor's role in Rockstar's blockbuster helped it earn critical acclaim

United were outsiders, daytrippers: what a change from losing joylessly to Sevilla

Why are people obsessed with sharing their ignorance?

Memeing of Life: Proven accusations are not actually enough to blacklist people

Trump’s genius for hate and division has driven us into a canyon that won’t be easy to exit

The lesson of the first World War is that terrible things happen to ordinary countries who neither desired nor deserved what happened next

Mastermind of Fox News hate-breeding techniques provided playbook for president

The photographer on her run-in with John Wayne and her love of Grace and Frankie

Both men had their moments during a memorable personal duel at Croke Park clash

Patrick Freyne: Freaks and Geeks,The West Wing, Friends – why not?

Donald Clarke on the film’s enduring legacy, literary roots and Willis’s breakout role

The golden era of a film selling itself on its star is over – but ‘Skyscraper’ does just that

Museum exhibition features Academy Award, red carpet outfits and costumes

New BBC documentary explores the US painter who first visited Donegal in the 1920s

The dancer, actor, gossip columnist and muse was one of the most modern of stars

For years, Ashford Castle was in the doldrums – but a €75 million refit has put it back on the map, and it has been winning international acclaim and awards ever since

There is something of ‘The Searchers’ in director Scott Cooper’s elegiac tale

Hollywood star’s jewels flew, but furs went for less

Irish Hollywood star’s emeralds also to be sold in €500,000 Sheppard’s auction

Plaque erected to Thomas Dudley, a playful son of the city who always stuck to his guns

For a history buff finally taking the time to follow in his grandfather’s Normandy footsteps, there’s only one vehicle of choice

A decade after ‘An Inconvenient Truth’ comes ‘An Inconvenient Sequel’

Obituary: Glen Campbell. Born: April 22nd, 1936. Died: August 8th, 2017

Is the Irish film industry conquering the world or living in La La Land?