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Live sport may have gone missing during the pandemic but there was always plenty to read

Scheme allows artists to earn up to € 50,000 a year on creative work free of tax

Donnybrook plan would include 100 bedrooms

My lockdown project has been to catalogue my experiences of excruciating embarrassment

Patrick Freyne: The Luminaries looks great and has spirited acting, but what is it trying to be?

Schools are planning virtual graduation celebrations for their sixth class students

Celebrities join campaign to send messages to pupils missing out on the end of primary school

It’s was a story that had the nation captivated . . . and Charlie Bird on the case

Publisher North Dublin Publications Ltd has announced it is shutting down operations

Madigan struggling to make an impression at Bristol

Rugby, soccer and a colouring book of Ireland's best female sports stars

Building no longer for sale following owner Cathal Jackson’s recovery from ill health

The children’s book by D’Arcy and Howard is a boy’s own story, a kind of abridged version of the rugby player’s career

In RTÉ’s We Need to Talk about Ross, writer Paul Howard tells how he almost killed RO’CK in 2007

Focus on climate change and Sean Quinn in offering from ‘flat broke’ broadcaster

The SoCoDu rugby-loving idiot savant does not translate internationally. That’s a good thing

Back to Yours: Róisín Ingle chats to journalist, author and comedy writer Paul Howard about his Star Wars room and watching soccer in the bath

Copper Face Jacks is on the market but ought to remain ‘a real Irish night out’

Nightclub Coppers has become an institution over the years, with writer Paul Howard creating a musical based on the venue

The TV producer on doing ‘covers’, lessons from ‘Anglo’ and everybody loving ‘Goggler’

Thomas Pieters and Eddie Pepperell impress at Czech Masters

Activists who occupied a vacant house in Dublin city say they are not vigilantes

Guests share stories of the man who had made a ‘unique contribution to Irish culture’

For Roseanna Purcell, taking to the saddle has provided an excellent payoff with very few pitfalls

Review: The gags that sustain the show are the racial differences between jackeens and culchies

The ‘big, sweaty’ Dublin nightclub is successful because it ‘doesn’t have notions’

Paul Howard’s musical tells story of a Kerry woman following her dream of working in VHI

Property owner involved in a number of disputes with tenants at Mountjoy Square

Paul Howard collects drones - the stinging type. State Pathologist Marie Cassidy dances. And Twitter MD Sinead McSweeney is a dab hand at crocheting baby blankets

What’s the one thing every Irish person should do before they die?

Book about Irish country girl in the Big Smoke pips children’s author to top slot

It’s been a busy year for Ross and his family. We take a look at their most popular antics

Graham Norton is bestselling Irish novelist for second year in a row

Postcards From The Ledge review: OMG – are those like actual feelings Ross O'Carroll-Kelly is having?

Jane Austen one-women musical is staged with lashings of sharp wit and loving irony

Ban imposed due to ‘vile comments’ in Fintan O’Toole column, says Communicorp chief

The fourth excerpt from Operation Trumpsformation, read by Paul Howard

The second exclusive excerpt from Operation Trumpsformation, read by Paul Howard

Makers of ‘Gogglebox’ pitching ‘monster’ US comedy and variety format to broadcasters