‘I couldn’t listen to it’: Brendan O’Connor frankness with Phil Coulter is an unmissable moment

Radio: The presenter has a deeply moving discussion with Phil Coulter, while Second Captains Saturday also dives deep

Moby at Royal Hospital Kilmainham: Set list, ticket information, how to get there and more

Everything you need to know about the electronic musician’s Dublin show on Friday, August 21st

Sister Bliss of Faithless: ‘There were very few female DJs. I know I was underpaid’

The star on the loss of Maxi Jazz, hanging out with Sinéad O’Connor and the evolution of dance music

Event guide: Masters of Tradition, Another Love Story and the other best things to see in Ireland in the week ahead

August 15th-21st, 2026: The best music, art, theatre and more coming your way this week

The best and biggest music festivals to see around Ireland this summer

Your guide to live music for May, June, July and August in 2026 from CMAT, Forbidden Fruit, Fontaines DC, The Cure to Electric Picnic

How The Kinks’ musical spat with Moby blew up

Lola, which the New York musician took issue with, came out 56 years ago. That’s a long time in pop music and a geologic aeon in gender politics

Electric bike start-up Moby raises €800,000

Company granted a licence by Dublin City Council last year to operate dockless bike sharing in the city

Ebike scheme Moby launches €300,000 crowdfunding plan

Campaign is part of €5m investment to fuel expansion of ebike sharing scheme

Healthcare workers get a lift with free ebikes ahead of scheme launch

Moby, which planned to introduce ebike scheme in April, lends pedelecs to frontline staff

Moby apologises to Natalie Portman over dating claims

Actor had publicly contradicted musician’s account of their relationship in new memoir

Natalie Portman criticises ‘creepy’ Moby over ‘disturbing’ account of friendship

Musician says pair dated, but actor ‘recalls a much older man being creepy with me’

Moby: Everything Was Beautiful, and Nothing Hurt review – fragile beauty

Moby: The secret of success? 'Don’t have a fallback plan'

Moby’s new memoir is less about showbiz and more about clawing hs way out of poverty in the late 1980s