Larry Mullen

Best-selling novelist appeals construction plan over ‘catastrophic’ impact on privacy

The radio DJ with a voice ‘as smooth as a billiard ball’ will live long in the collective memory

Review: Only once during the RDS gig did Dave Grohl and friends take a foot off the gas

Review: Both band and audience were determined this would be a night to remember – so it was

The band's 1997 tour to support their mediocre ‘Pop’ album was an expensive folly, confusing fans

Larry Mullen and his partner claimed they lost over €1 million due to unsuitable advice

As part of the Experience + Innocence show in Paris U2's lead singer has lots to say on Trump, the perils of success and how he’s only half a man without Ali

Singer (58) says anything serious has been ruled out and he will perform on rest of tour

I once took an extended tour through the world’s bacteriological hotspots. Now I just want to get home safely and look at my snaps

U2, Hozier and Cranberries bandmates lead praise for Limerick’s ‘voice of a generation’

U2 try to seem humble in this interview featuring the modest travel habits of Everybono

Failure to help Rohingya people a ‘betrayal of principles’ for which she received award

Review: song-by-song guide to band’s 14th album

Paradise Papers? Not here - the only show worth talking about in London was U2

The self-proclaimed executioner of the last taboos of the Western world on his Irish blood, not drinking – and finding religion

The band is looking older, but the music continues to carry a political punch

The band are about to perform The Joshua Tree in Croke Park, so where does it stand in the canon?

The Guardian has selected its 10 favourite songs by ‘the Irish four-piece’

New book features images and interviews with world’s most famous drummers

Songs of Experience could be released as soon as September or October

‘Oldest Irish international rugby jersey in the world’ to be sold at auction

Victims, relatives of deceased in Dublin, Monaghan bombs are guests at concerts

Justice for the Forgotten group says media reports on show an attempt to ‘stir things up’

In a fast car in Italy, the U2 singer takes a ride through the band’s Dublin roots

Gerard O’Neill (31) was armed with golf club and told gardaí he’d infect them with HIV

Gerard O’Neill (31) was armed with golf club at time and threatened gardaí with HIV

Band pray with preacher Rick Warren to help them deal with death of tour manager

'Irreplaceable' Dennis Sheehan (68) was found dead in his hotel room in Los Angeles

Bono confirmed three dates in interview with the late Tony Fenton

13th festival is last to have Jameson, which has supported event since its inception in 2003, as title sponsor

Gerard O’Neill did not show up for a court hearing

U2 forced to pull out of Tonight Show appearance after singer falls in Central Park

Gerard O’Neill also accused of possessing golf club with intent to cause injury

Couple claim they suffered significant loss due to alleged unsuitable investment advice

An album with typically sumptuous production, shot through with sounds that could only come from one band; but initially this one doesn’t quite add up to more than the sum of its many Danger Mouse-d parts

It has been five years since U2’s last album, and their new one still isn’t quite ready. That hasn’t stopped Bono playing it to passing holidaymakers. What’s going on?

Is Flanagan about to throw his hat in the ring? We hear he’s been testing the waters

Michael Fassbender and U2 make Oscar nominations

Analysis: the manager recognised U2’s potential the first time he saw them, and shrewdly steered his ‘baby band’ to global stardom