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Culture

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2023
The Pogues' Fairytale of New York misses out on UK Christmas number one as Wham! take top spot
Irish film Flora and Son gets two spots on the Oscars shortlist for original music
Sitdown Sunday: Exploring the best and worst episodes of The Crown
How might Ireland do in the 2024 Oscar nominations?
Sitdown Sunday: 'This is the happiest I’ve ever felt' - Taylor Swift is in her Person of the Year Era
World could breach 1.5C warming threshold in the next seven years, study warns
Sitdown Sunday: Three men scale Nepal's Mount Jannu with two ropes and a sleeping bag
Spain, Italy and Croatia in the Group of Death: here's the full Euro 2024 draw
Guinness Storehouse voted world’s leading tourist attraction
Fairytale of New York: How a lifelong punk wrote the seminal Irish Christmas song
Pogues frontman and songwriter Shane MacGowan has died aged 65
Paul Lynch: From film critic to Booker Prize-winning writer
Derry Girls wins International Emmy for Best Comedy Programme
Jennifer Aniston pays tribute to 'Friends' co-star Matthew Perry
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
'It's been a huge labour of love': Garry Bannister on his 700,000-entry Irish-English thesaurus
Schools are removing outer doors on bathrooms to crack down on students vaping
Hundreds gather to watch new statue of Michael Collins be unveiled in Cork City
Jada Pinkett Smith reveals she and Will Smith have been separated since 2016
Sinn Féin says 'putting manners on you' comments were not directed at Jennifer Carroll MacNeill
Stockholm is to ban petrol and diesel cars from its city centre, should we follow suit?
Poll: When did you last use Aertel?
'Astonishing and admirably raw': International reviews praise U2's opening nights in Las Vegas
Poll: Will you watch Strictly Come Dancing this evening?
Patrick Kielty on his new film and how he thought he was being pranked when it was offered
The Late Late Show bags new sponsor ahead of show's return tonight
Annie Mac tells UK govt that women have to fight for their right to safety in music industry
Freddie Mercury's baby grand piano sells for £1.7 million at London auction
Drug 'surrender bins' to be in operation again at Electric Picnic, gardaí warn no amnesty given
Students canvass Dubliners to join the rent-a-room scheme in an attempt to increase bed supply
Families of those killed in 9/11 attacks split over plea deal that excludes death penalty
Landlord letting room by college campus asks students for 20 hours' childminding in lieu of rent
Electric Picnic confirms 2024 festival is earlier than usual and tickets are already on sale
Student Accommodation: Landlords join calls for caution and blame 'unfavourable conditions' for scarcity
Dublin city crime: statistics indicate return to pre-pandemic incidence of assault
Tourism Ireland announce Ronan O'Gara as the face of Cork in France
San Francisco warns Musk he needs permit for giant, flashing X sign
Tenants say no alarms were heard during fire where floors 'filled with smoke' in Dublin
Sinéad O'Connor's managers say she was considering making her book into a film before her death
'Fiery, fierce and bold to the core': Fans gather to remember Sinéad O'Connor in Dublin City