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Michael Mary Murphy’s new book hails the managers who have steered U2, Hozier and The Beatles to the top of the charts
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Ardmore and Troy studios sold in deal worth close to $100m
US consortium operates world’s largest independent studio and media platform
Charlie Whisker: ‘The coolest dad, a rockstar, with a different way of looking at the world’
One of Ireland’s finest painters has died aged 71, having lived with Alzheimer’s since 2014
Landmark office investment in Dublin’s Georgian core seeks €2.2m
Basement of 127 Lower Baggot Street was home to Celtic Tiger haunt Joys Nite Club
John Boorman: ‘I have to take a measure of blame for Harvey Weinstein’
The film-maker on family, Hollywood sex scandals, and feeling rooted in Co Wicklow
Ardmore expansion raises questions about future direction
The Wicklow studio has avoided fading to black, thanks to new opportunities in international TV-making
Pete Townshend: ‘I woke up with a needle in my arm and Phil Lynott standing there’
The Who guitarist on addiction, his new novel and why he’s still touring 40 years later
Pochettino's status still hovers over enthusiasm around Solskjær
Spurs manager has something Manchester United’s caretaker boss does not yet possess
PopMart: Were U2 making a joke or was the joke on them?
The band's 1997 tour to support their mediocre ‘Pop’ album was an expensive folly, confusing fans
What to expect from U2’s Irish shows: the political and the personal
The band’s Experience + Innocence tour is deeply nostalgic yet very plugged in
U2 stars enjoy political and cultural day off in Paris
Bono meets President Macron while Adam Clayton visits Irish College
Laughter fills the air as Luggala laments Garech Browne
Guests share stories of the man who had made a ‘unique contribution to Irish culture’
Michael Jackson at Lugalla: He asked for ‘the portrait of the freaky-looking man with the frizzy hair’ to be taken down
Portrait-painter Anthony Palliser on his friendship with Garech Browne, halcyon days at Luggala and his famous Irish subjects
Ardmore and Troy team up to lure major movie projects
Troy shareholders’ €6m takeover of Bray studio offers more space to filmmakers
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