Mercury Rev’s Jonathan Donahue: ‘I got a very quick but intense focus on the Troubles in the 1980s. I was frightened, there’s no doubt’
Linking back to Ireland is critical to Jonathan Donahue, singer of Mercury Rev, who occupy a special place in alternative pop ...
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Your EV questions answered: How long do EV batteries last and are they expensive to replace?
How much should you expect to get out of your electric vehicle (EV) battery? Research by telematic company Geotab has shown ...
Hit Man: Glen Powell steals this sexy Netflix caper based on a real-life philosophy professor who poses as a gun for hire
The actor, who will soon press pause on his Hollywood career, even manages to wring a moment of magnetism from iPhone notes ...
Cost-of-living concerns continue to weigh on more than half of Irish consumers
Despite a fall in inflation, consumers are still feeling the impact of high prices in their pockets, its survey suggests, ...
In the first truly female-centred story in the franchise that explores themes of revenge and power, a Star Wars prequel is born
With electrifying action sequences and set 100 years before The Phantom Menace, The Acolyte is for ardent galaxy fans and ...
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Mouthing by Orla Mackey: An engrossing and adept work of fiction about a rural Irish community like any other
Orla Mackey’s resonant and multifaceted debut novel might best be thought of as a patchwork quilt. You know the type: ...
‘I wanted it to feel like a kids’ movie made by kids’: Weston Razooli on his Cannes-wowing film Riddle of Fire
The French press have found a new auteur hero in the American director of a 1980s-tinged film about a wilder kind of ...
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Win tickets to Taste of Dublin with an overnight stay at The Trinity City Hotel.
The Irish Times has teamed up with Taste of Dublin, who are giving one lucky subscriber the chance to win a pair of tickets ...
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‘The US is very transactional. In Ireland people are nice. There’s a recognition of life outside money’
For Adwait Patil, from Mumbai, the best thing about living in Ireland is time. He works nine to five, then “the rest of the ...
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The End of Everything by Victor Davis Hanson: Splendid and compulsively readable despite one weakness
In an age laced with doom and gloom where civilisational collapse, be it from climate change, shrinking population (or ...
Elder advocate defends new regime to protect rights of the elderly
Patricia Rickard-Clarke backs new process for enduring power of attorney amid dispute between Law Society and Decision ...
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Budgetary watchdog again warns McGrath on spending plans
Current Government spending plans risk overheating an economy already operating at full capacity, the State’s budgetary ...