Getting there, line-up, stage times, possible set list and more

Phil Collins, who plays Dublin on Sunday, is hip again – but for Patrick Freyne he always was

Warren Beatty, a true Hollywood maverick, sets the record straight on his six-decade-long career and the state of cinema today

The singer’s finest songs demolish the caricature that he’s just a Daniel O’Donnell for Dart users. Indeed, if ever an artist was ripe for rehabilitation it is de Burgh

Who knows when Sgt Pepper by The Beatles was first declared the greatest LP of all time? It’s not even their best

It’s also open season on private life of a man who bravely came out as a Fine Gael member

The broadcaster's weekend competition provides a surreal moment that proves most lyrics are not exactly poetry

We can confidently say that that the gig of the year will not be Phil Collins at the Aviva, but that's where the certainty ends...

Wawrinka secures fourth Grand Slam after four pulsating sets at Flushing Meadows

Title defence begins with win over Jerzy Janowicz - and he celebrates with a song

Hotly tipped duo All Tvvins trace a line from their first-ever jam together to finding their feet on the Dublin music scene and taking their sound to the wider world

Growing fan culture mimics European traditions and excludes Latinos

The Barcelona festival is an excellent primer for what’s coming to Ireland this summer and beyond. Here’s what we caught and where you can track them down

‘Sing Street’ recreates 1980s Dublin. What else was going on at the time?

Former Genesis frontman says ‘the horse is out of the stable’ after a four-year break

‘There is a myth of the self-made man, the rugged individualist who succeeds in building an empire in spite of the nanny State’

Key events from 30 years ago as State papers are about be released

Insider Taylor Swift finds a new place to be an outsider

Live Aid, Heysel Stadium disaster, moving statues and PDs

The Spanish crooner is about to play Ireland for the first time in 30 years. He didn’t sleep with 3,000 women but he swims naked (maybe)

Opinion: The female midriff remained an indecent zone until someone invented the bikini

Cavan band will play both Dublin and Limerick New Year’s Eve celebrations

As Cath Kidston’s jaunty fashion and homewares label opens a shop in central Dublin, Emma Cullinan finds that a mix of wittiness, quirkiness and surprise are the fabric of her success

She’ll never fully escape the ‘daughter of Phil’ tag, but actor Lily Collins has always been determined to achieve success on her own terms