Interview | Culture

Ríon Hannora: "Clothes are made to be worn, and felt, and witnessed"
  • Lifestyle & Sports
  • 21 Jul 26

Ríon Hannora: "Clothes are made to be worn, and felt, and witnessed"

Calam Lynch: "I don’t have a UK passport, only an Irish one, which was important to my parents"
  • Film And TV
  • 21 Jul 26

Calam Lynch: "I don’t have a UK passport, only an Irish one, which was important to my parents"

McNeill's: "You have to make sure you preserve it the best you can"
  • Lifestyle & Sports
  • 15 Jul 26

McNeill's: "You have to make sure you preserve it the best you can"

Five Reasons To Love Grogan's
  • Lifestyle & Sports
  • 08 Jul 26

Five Reasons To Love Grogan's

Maggie O'Farrell on <i>Land:</i> "I was really interested in the possibility of telling the whole story of a country... but all via one plot of land"
  • Culture
  • 04 Jul 26

Maggie O'Farrell on Land: "I was really interested in the possibility of telling the whole story of a country... but all via one plot of land"

Douglas Stuart: “From the age of 12 to just about 16, I had to be part of a Protestant gang and fight Catholics"
  • Culture
  • 27 Jun 26

Douglas Stuart: “From the age of 12 to just about 16, I had to be part of a Protestant gang and fight Catholics"

Dublin Rose Suad Mooge: "As a child, I wasn’t looking at [the Rose of Tralee] thinking, ‘That could be me’ – because they looked nothing like me"
  • Opinion
  • 21 Jun 26

Dublin Rose Suad Mooge: "As a child, I wasn’t looking at [the Rose of Tralee] thinking, ‘That could be me’ – because they looked nothing like me"

John Carney on <i>Power Ballad:</i> Nick Jonas "is inscrutable and deep, and mercurial and fascinating. The more I know him, the less I know him"
  • Film And TV
  • 19 Jun 26

John Carney on Power Ballad: Nick Jonas "is inscrutable and deep, and mercurial and fascinating. The more I know him, the less I know him"

Ilana Glazer: "There’s no way these techno-fascists can really take the human spirit down"
  • Opinion
  • 18 Jun 26

Ilana Glazer: "There’s no way these techno-fascists can really take the human spirit down"

Bloomsday: Irvine Welsh, John McGahern, David Szalay, Joan As Police Woman and more on <i>Ulysses</i>
  • Opinion
  • 16 Jun 26

Bloomsday: Irvine Welsh, John McGahern, David Szalay, Joan As Police Woman and more on Ulysses

Katriona O’Sullivan - Mad Hatter Q&A: "I’m not taking anything lying down"
  • Opinion
  • 08 Jun 26

Katriona O’Sullivan - Mad Hatter Q&A: "I’m not taking anything lying down"

Séamas O’Reilly: "An awful lot of Northern Irish people have that – there’s an element of not wanting to cause a fuss, or act like it’s a big deal"
  • Opinion
  • 06 Jun 26

Séamas O’Reilly: "An awful lot of Northern Irish people have that – there’s an element of not wanting to cause a fuss, or act like it’s a big deal"

Happy 50th Birthday, Colin Farrell: Revisiting a Classic Interview
  • Film And TV
  • 31 May 26

Happy 50th Birthday, Colin Farrell: Revisiting a Classic Interview

Ryan Tubridy: "I was in the eye of a very, very mean storm"
  • Film And TV
  • 28 May 26

Ryan Tubridy: "I was in the eye of a very, very mean storm"

Mick Flannery on <i>The House Must Win:</i> “I wanted to sing these songs in their new form. So that’s what we did – on the album, I played multiple characters"
  • Culture
  • 27 May 26

Mick Flannery on The House Must Win: “I wanted to sing these songs in their new form. So that’s what we did – on the album, I played multiple characters"

Happy 50th Birthday, Cillian Murphy: Revisiting a Classic Interview
  • Film And TV
  • 25 May 26

Happy 50th Birthday, Cillian Murphy: Revisiting a Classic Interview

Pedro Pascal on <i>The Mandalorian And Grogu:</i> "It’s the longest I’ve got to play a character... That it should be <i>Star Wars</i> is very fitting, because I grew up watching it"
  • Film And TV
  • 22 May 26

Pedro Pascal on The Mandalorian And Grogu: "It’s the longest I’ve got to play a character... That it should be Star Wars is very fitting, because I grew up watching it"

Nick Kelly on <i>The Song Cycle:</i> "Our camera kit was literally the size of a wash bag"
  • Film And TV
  • 19 May 26

Nick Kelly on The Song Cycle: "Our camera kit was literally the size of a wash bag"

Lance Daly on <i>Trad:</i> “Music is music. The deeper you go, the more you realise musicians don’t label it – they just play and find common ground"
  • Film And TV
  • 15 May 26

Lance Daly on Trad: “Music is music. The deeper you go, the more you realise musicians don’t label it – they just play and find common ground"

Djamel White: "There’s always this elevated status given to these gangland characters – they’re spoken and almost gossiped about like celebrities"
  • Opinion
  • 10 May 26

Djamel White: "There’s always this elevated status given to these gangland characters – they’re spoken and almost gossiped about like celebrities"

Fra Fee: "Being born in ’87, I was very much a Troubles kid, but you had to wait a while for the dust to settle before you could tell that story"
  • Film And TV
  • 09 May 26

Fra Fee: "Being born in ’87, I was very much a Troubles kid, but you had to wait a while for the dust to settle before you could tell that story"

Jan Carson: "I want to write with a degree of hope... There’s a lot of potential in the North"
  • Opinion
  • 04 May 26

Jan Carson: "I want to write with a degree of hope... There’s a lot of potential in the North"

Three-time Oscar winner Richard Baneham: "It was the tenacity of that group of guys from Ballyfermot who built an industry here"
  • Film And TV
  • 03 May 26

Three-time Oscar winner Richard Baneham: "It was the tenacity of that group of guys from Ballyfermot who built an industry here"

Dean Conway on <i>Conversations in Bed:</i> "I'm really inspired by films that strive to blur that line between documentary and fiction"
  • Film And TV
  • 02 May 26

Dean Conway on Conversations in Bed: "I'm really inspired by films that strive to blur that line between documentary and fiction"

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