Lion King

Candles lighting for Kellie Harrington as she forges ahead with medal already in the bag

The best biopics, documentaries, cartoons, features and award favourites of the year

Circus 1903, complete with life-sized elephant puppets, is an extravaganza that will resonate with all ages

Sly feminism, a jerk of a prince, and a tune adored by girls, boys and karaoke drunks

Planet Business: Can you feel the wealth tonight?

It sometimes feels like we’ve run out of stories, and the only option is to return to what was said before

The trailer exists to reassure the millions who grew up with Mean Streets, Goodfellas, Casino and The Departed.

It’s a dog’s life being an animal actor, but they’re the real stars of my fave telly shows

Song titled Spirit will feature on multi-artist soundtrack album co-produced by singer

Disney shares its eight-year film schedule: Artemis Fowl lands next year, Avatar 2 in 2021

Avengers: Endgame, Star Wars: Episode IX, Frozen 2, The Lion King look like the big hitters this year

I worked at a hospital one Christmas. One of our jobs was to take bodies to the mortuary

Joanne O'Riordan: Phenomenal achievements augur well for the coming years

The threat of mindless violence was never far away in the institutions of old

The sequel to the 2004 film showcases just how far computer-generated animation has come

In Conversation: Musicians Radie Peat and Ian Lynch

Elton John’s mammoth tour see him play on five continents after a 50-year career

Hotel resort has spent €3m on capital projects over last few years

Broadside: Almost 20 years ago in New York Garry Hynes became the first woman to win a Tony award for directing. It was some night for one night

Assaulting women has been going on in plain sight for too long – it has never been okay, and it will never be okay

Even to a jaded Berliner, there’s much more to Hamburg than its notorious Reeperbahn

Family and friends pay tribute to the former Labour Court chairman at his funeral

Almost 3,000 entries received from nearly 250 schools in pursuit of prestigious honours

For all the Left-wing celebration, a move to old ways leaves Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil brass neck and brass neck

With France and England away, third title in succession looks a tall order

The art of dressmaking is thriving as customers seek out experts who can make them something beautiful, that fits them beautifully too

Jeanne and Jimmy had the whole family involved in their big day, with home-made cake, crocheted bouquets and a four-year-old 'flower man'

€80 million theatre shows sharp fall in value since 2010

The multi-platinum selling former X Factor winner takes on her first movie role in Walking on Sunshine

Memories of jazz in Marrakesh, stargazing in the UK and the cost of a kiss - plus great hotel deals

Why is it so hard to get rid of all those lionised critical clichés?