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Culture

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2023
Barbie smashes Irish box office with biggest opening weekend this year or last year
Barbie takes US box office crown and Oppenheimer soars in ‘historic’ weekend
Arts Council research shows 'worrying level of decline' in young people attending cultural events
Surrealing in the Years: The martyrdom of a humble Toy Man
National Museum rolls back commitments on strategy for colonial objects
Japanese politicians and public mark first anniversary of Shinzo Abe assassination
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Madonna recovering after the pop icon spent several days in intensive care
Irish actors Paul Mescal and Kerry Condon invited to join Academy
'An emotional night': Elton John brings hits, special guests and fireworks to Glastonbury show
Dublin City Council planning to refurbish buildings to create dozens of new artist spaces
Dave Fanning says Christy Dignam comments were in 'poor taste' after RTÉ receives complaints
Cocaine overtakes opiates to become Ireland's 'most common' problem drug
A museum about death has just opened in Waterford
Poll: Have you ever lied about reading Ulysses?
Trailer Watch: Which film will you see this weekend?
Poll: What is your favourite Aslan song?
Christy Dignam's story was so much more than a triumph over adversity
Poll: How often do you fill up your car?
Harris says family concerns will be 'considered' in domestic violence report recommendations
Succession finale reminds us that without great art, we'd have an awful lot less to talk about
Taoiseach and Tánaiste to attend national Civil War commemoration in Dublin today
Media history expert says The Late Late Show needs to 'bring back its unpredictability'
Trailer Watch: Which film will you see this weekend?
Trailer Watch: Which film will you see this weekend?
US Supreme Court rules against Andy Warhol's estate in copyright dispute over image of Prince
Seanad motion for government to 'keep their word' and disregard criminal records of gay men
Sweden have won the Eurovision to equal Ireland's record of seven song contest wins
Tractors, unicorns and Edgar Allan Poe: Ten acts to look out for at tonight's Eurovision final
UK's achievement shows countries can turn Eurovision fortunes around, EBU boss says
Former RTÉ Director General says Patrick Kielty would be 'brilliant choice' for Late Late
Eurovision: Another ten acts have made it through to complete the lineup for the final
'Nothing feels authentic': Why is Ireland flatlining at Eurovision and what needs to happen?
Ireland's Wild Youth have crashed out of Eurovision at the semi-final stage
Eurovision: Everything you need to know as Ireland's Wild Youth compete in the first semi-final
Notes from the Eurovision: X Factor-style climax axed by BBC and the Irish are 'feeling good'
Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud did not copy Marvin Gaye’s Let’s Get It On, US court rules
Ed Sheeran sings and plays guitar on witness stand in Marvin Gaye copyright case
Trailer Watch: Which film will you see this weekend?
Trailer Watch: Which film will you see this weekend?