Neil Jordan

‘I didn’t see myself as a personality. I see myself as an actor. I think those are two distinct jobs’

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

‘In this country, where most of the population are play-actors ... it’s bound to yield players’

Will the critics let them be sexagenarian murderers in peace? I wouldn’t count on it

Best film winner Apples will be presented as an artefact of the Covid era in years to come

The Limerick actor is determined to play her part in making sure diverse voices are represented

The director on his new historical fiction novel, Harvey Weinstein and ageism in film

Review: A family entertainment set among the Cromwellian atrocities? Sounds risky

Through addiction, infidelity and other life struggles, music was her constant escape

Black Irish Lives: The actor on growing up in Ireland, the film industry, and Black Lives Matter

Donald Clarke and Tara Brady's definitive list has more than a few surprises

With her band Selk, the daughter of Neil Jordan is definitely not chasing after fame

The film-maker on family, Hollywood sex scandals, and feeling rooted in Co Wicklow

The four-time Oscar nominee is the most successful Irish film actor ever – and she is still only 25

The Decade in Culture: As we move into the roaring twenties many things remain the same about the seventh art

Ministers much prefer talking about the Irish media than doing a thing to keep it alive

Nos 39-43 Merrion Square a ‘unique offering of scale’ in city’s most sought after location

Accumulated profits at Sunwind Enterprises, co-owned by Dubliner, increased to €2.8m

Derek O’Connor remembers the actor, who was a giant of Irish theatre

The Golden Globe-winning star furnished her Wicklow home with Dublin street art, vintage finds and expensive fittings

Critic Mark Cousins takes a personal look at North’s relationship with cinema for Channel 4

At its most successful Irish cinema tells local stories that resonate abroad and at home

Guild calls for separate drama fund so Ireland can compete in ‘peak TV’ industry

Some think she’s ‘a bit frightening’, including in Neil Jordan’s Greta, but the star couldn’t be nicer

News, views and opinions from Student Hub contributors and Irish Times writers

Win a €250 Kenny’s hamper, delivered anywhere in the world. Ah, go on, go on, go on ....

Critics’ circle awards wrap up Dublin International Film Festival 2019

The actor has long blurted out dangerous opinions. Has he done it for the last time?

Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival includes Alexandra McGuinness thriller

Follow-up to ‘Rebellion’ is based on the War of Independence, and is keen to emphasise overlooked female stories

‘Will forever be remembered for his unstinting political activism’ - President Higgins

From Ad Adstra to Frozen 2 and Martin Scorsese's latest, there's plenty to look forward to in the new year

Donald Clarke: Toronto Film Festival has fired the Academy Awards starting pistol

Audience input and domestic films make TIFF more than just an Oscar barometer

Screen Ireland hails ‘strong’ reviews for Irish slate at Toronto festival

Film tackling homelessness crisis premieres at Toronto International Film Festival

From the archives: ‘A tantalising and unconventional contemporary thriller which turns unexpectedly romantic’

From the archive: ‘The film excites neither fear nor awe, since the positioning of the narrative from the vampires’ point of view drains it all of any terror’

From the archive: ‘The most important film made in or about Ireland in the first century of film’

From the archive: ‘The novel seemed unfilmable, but Jordan and McCabe’s collaboration on the screenplay has cracked it . . .’