We’ve been waiting for a year for an Irish language film, then two come along at the same time
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‘Mná na Léinte Gorma’ review: Excellent TG4 documentary on how the Blue Blouses story was brushed under history’s carpet
This fascinating film shows we cannot write off the group’s brief popularity of as a blip in history…
SpongeBob teams up with TG4 for special ‘as Gaeilge’ movie in cinemas across Ireland
Paramount Pictures Ireland, in association with Galway-based broadcaster TG4 and Cúla4, have this week announced that The SpongeBob…
A century of television – Ireland’s society-defining TV moments, from launch of RTÉ to funding fiasco
Ireland has gone through so much since the earliest days in black and white RTÉ has produced its…
Tips on non-iron shirts, after-show selfies and 23 other parts of life on the road – The Irish Times
From performing at the Rainforest World Music Festival in Malaysia to gigs in Zimbabwe, Australia and Canada, Téada…
‘I went into a shame spiral’: Síle Seoige speaks about her ‘out of body experience’ during panic attack
Broadcaster is hosting three-part TG4 documentary about anxiety Síle Seoige’s new series, ‘An Saol Mar Atá’, begins on…
the best new shows to watch, starting tonight – The Irish Times
Pick of the WeekLord of the FliesSunday, BBC One, 9pm It might surprise you to hear toxic masculinity…
Here’s your essential TV guide for this weekend’s live sport · The 42
Here’s your essential TV guide for this weekend’s live sport · The 42 Sign in or createa free…
Watch: Donegal’s Áine Ní Bhreisleáin begins compelling new series on TG4 tonight
Donegal broadcaster Áine Ní Bhreisleáin spends quality time with compelling and engaging characters from all walks of Irish…
Síle Seoige: ‘I remember thinking how cruel and unnecessary and what a rotten thing it was to do. I was in my early 20s and it crushed me’
The TV and radio presenter on getting married, living in a mobile home for two years and her…
Eilis O’Hanlon: Pole to Pole feels like a penance, and Will Smith is so likeable you want him to gain liberation
Television reviews Will Smith in Antarctica on his ‘Pole to Pole’ trip. Photo: National Geographic Imagine my joy……
After wins against the odds, we’re going to party like it’s a Nintendo 64 – The Irish Times
That was a lively old sporting weekend, but perhaps the one let-down was the All-Ireland Intermediate final between…