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Rapper MuRli and producer Kobina have teamed up for an auspicious collaboration

The War of Independence on film: Irish Destiny to Michael Collins

How filmmakers have attempted to balance the demands of entertainment against the sensitivities of politics

Graham Norton’s television and radio pay neared £4m in 2019

In addition to television, Norton presents weekend morning shows on Virgin Radio UK

Why are there so few Irish women cast in films that are made here?

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

Newton Emerson: North needs new policy on integrated education

Only 65 of North’s 1,000 schools are integrated, covering just 7% of all pupils

Liam Neeson congratulates Catholic school approved for integrated status

Seaview Primary School in Glenarm, Co Antrim ‘actively helping to build inclusive communities’, actor says

Irish actors and writers sign petition against sale of historic Fifth Avenue building

American Irish Historical Society represents ‘struggles and success of Irish ancestors’

Oireachtas committee urges American Irish Society to stop building sale

Charlie Flanagan says society building on Fifth Avenue is source of diaspora pride

Irish authors, actors call for American Irish Historical Society building to be kept

Liam Neeson, Colm Tóibín sign letter asking that Fifth Avenue building not be sold

‘My waitressing job was paying the bills so I could afford to work at the theatre’

Wild Geese: Pauline Turley is the vice-chair of the Irish Arts Center in New York

Gabriel Byrne: ‘Dublin prepared me for Hollywood. I was ready for the bulls**t’

The actor on his struggle with fame, the sexual abuse he endured, and the new Ireland

VC guy Alan Foy: Irish tech company backer is anything but starstruck

Dubliner is well used to convincing Liam Neeson, U2 and other celebrities to part with their money

DropChef secures €2m as Impact Ireland fund makes first investment

Irish meal-kit delivery service is first company to receive financing from €100m fund

Consumer mood darkens, businesses react to Level 5 and Diageo launches Guinness 0.0

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Liam Neeson among new investors backing €100m Ireland Impact fund

Dublin-based VentureWave Capital to invest in Irish ‘tech for good’ companies

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