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John Connolly – Mad Hatter Q&A: "I had vague ambitions to be a vet, hampered slightly by Synge Street CBS refusing to teach us biology"
  • Culture
  • 19 Nov 24
John Connolly – Mad Hatter Q&A: "I had vague ambitions to be a vet, hampered slightly by Synge Street CBS refusing to teach us biology"
Irish Designer Oran O’Reilly: “Everything fell into place in a really beautiful way"
  • Culture
  • 15 Nov 24
Irish Designer Oran O’Reilly: “Everything fell into place in a really beautiful way"
Keith Barry: "It’s great that people are talking about mental health, but there needs to be a certain level of accountability from people as well"
  • Opinion
  • 11 Nov 24
Keith Barry: "It’s great that people are talking about mental health, but there needs to be a certain level of accountability from people as well"
Conor Harrington and Maser: "There's a real pride of tradition at Hennessy. Seeing that was very special"
  • Lifestyle & Sports
  • 01 Nov 24
Conor Harrington and Maser: "There's a real pride of tradition at Hennessy. Seeing that was very special"
Bea Fitzgerald - Mad Hatter Q&A: "I do not desire dates, I suffer them"
  • Culture
  • 24 Oct 24
Bea Fitzgerald - Mad Hatter Q&A: "I do not desire dates, I suffer them"
Robert Harris: "Trump is a sort of showman, it’s all about him. There isn’t coherent thinking behind what he does, it’s whatever crosses his strange brain at any given moment”
  • Culture
  • 23 Oct 24
Robert Harris: "Trump is a sort of showman, it’s all about him. There isn’t coherent thinking behind what he does, it’s whatever crosses his strange brain at any given moment”
John Banville: "It’s a like a child playing with insects – you have absolute power over the characters"
  • Opinion
  • 22 Oct 24
John Banville: "It’s a like a child playing with insects – you have absolute power over the characters"
Hazel Doupe: "We really are such a resilient country – and the differences make us the country that we are"
  • Film And TV
  • 18 Oct 24
Hazel Doupe: "We really are such a resilient country – and the differences make us the country that we are"
Rachel Galvo – Mad Hatter Q&A: "Dresses are so easy because you don’t have to put together a whole outfit. Just remember to wear knickers"
  • Culture
  • 04 Oct 24
Rachel Galvo – Mad Hatter Q&A: "Dresses are so easy because you don’t have to put together a whole outfit. Just remember to wear knickers"
Ruth Bradley: "I went from wearing Britney Spears crop tops to wanting to be the bride of Dracula"
  • Film And TV
  • 27 Sep 24
Ruth Bradley: "I went from wearing Britney Spears crop tops to wanting to be the bride of Dracula"
Roddy Doyle: "It’s getting away from the notion of the mother as a saint. The blessed virgin – Jesus, what a model..."
  • Culture
  • 26 Sep 24
Roddy Doyle: "It’s getting away from the notion of the mother as a saint. The blessed virgin – Jesus, what a model..."
<i>Beetlejuice Beetlejuice</i> Interview: "I remember being hesitant, because the first one is such a classic. You don’t want to ruin anything or mess things up"
  • Film And TV
  • 11 Sep 24
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Interview: "I remember being hesitant, because the first one is such a classic. You don’t want to ruin anything or mess things up"
Emmet Kirwan: “As long as there is apartheid within the Irish education system, there will be a class apartheid in our society”
  • Culture
  • 06 Sep 24
Emmet Kirwan: “As long as there is apartheid within the Irish education system, there will be a class apartheid in our society”
Kyla Cobbler - Mad Hatter Q&A: "I have done my driving test three times and still don’t have my licence. That, as a 33-year-old woman, is very disappointing"
  • Culture
  • 04 Sep 24
Kyla Cobbler - Mad Hatter Q&A: "I have done my driving test three times and still don’t have my licence. That, as a 33-year-old woman, is very disappointing"
Chris Whitaker: “Whenever I was stressed, or having a difficult time, I would return to writing”
  • Culture
  • 27 Aug 24
Chris Whitaker: “Whenever I was stressed, or having a difficult time, I would return to writing”
Claire Kilroy interview - Best of Ireland
  • Lifestyle & Sports
  • 06 Aug 24
Claire Kilroy interview - Best of Ireland
Maya Hawke: "It's important to let yourself have a big dream, and Quentin's dream is very big and powerful, and magnetic"
  • Film And TV
  • 05 Aug 24
Maya Hawke: "It's important to let yourself have a big dream, and Quentin's dream is very big and powerful, and magnetic"
John Colleary: "I think of Cavan as Ireland's Africa"
  • Culture
  • 04 Aug 24
John Colleary: "I think of Cavan as Ireland's Africa"
Christine Anne Foley: "The fragile male ego isn’t able to accept that maybe some men have done wrong"
  • Opinion
  • 01 Aug 24
Christine Anne Foley: "The fragile male ego isn’t able to accept that maybe some men have done wrong"
Ben Elton – Mad Hatter Q&A: "The best groomed man I ever knew was Rod Stewart. He’s always turned out to perfection"
  • Opinion
  • 31 Jul 24
Ben Elton – Mad Hatter Q&A: "The best groomed man I ever knew was Rod Stewart. He’s always turned out to perfection"
The 2 Johnnies Interview - Best of Ireland
  • Lifestyle & Sports
  • 31 Jul 24
The 2 Johnnies Interview - Best of Ireland
Neil Jordan: "Stanley Kubrick phoned me up and asked me about moving to Bray"
  • Film And TV
  • 30 Jul 24
Neil Jordan: "Stanley Kubrick phoned me up and asked me about moving to Bray"
Daisy Edgar-Jones on <i>Twisters:</i> "They strapped me into a car and spun it upside down, like I was in a washing machine"
  • Film And TV
  • 24 Jul 24
Daisy Edgar-Jones on Twisters: "They strapped me into a car and spun it upside down, like I was in a washing machine"
Ani DiFranco: "None of this can be imagined or believed. It’s just somehow happening"
  • Film And TV
  • 17 Jul 24
Ani DiFranco: "None of this can be imagined or believed. It’s just somehow happening"
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