Beo Faoin bhFód (Buried Alive) on TG4: Bizarre and wonderful tale would make fantastic movie
Charming documentary about a quirky rivalry for stardom between two Irishmen that slipped between the cracks of history
Bob Dylan in Dublin: It’s gripping, baffling and something to behold
At 3Arena, hits arrive as warped and rollicking distortions of the originals, wrapped up with a dusky tribute to Shane MacGowan
DJ Carey - The Dodger RTÉ One review: Riveting portrait of a flawed Kilkenny hurling hero
The first of this two-part documentary depicts the GAA legend who had the world at his feet, but seemed to hunger for a lifestyle worthy of his stardom
Stranger Things has turned us inside out and upside down. Is the best yet to come?
Geeks were already going mainstream before the sci-fi franchise landed, but the love letter to nerd culture took the trend to another level
Keaton Henson: Parader review – An escape hatch from the tumult of everyday life
Keaton Henson’s new album is partly informed by his teenage love of grunge. But don’t expect a headbanger’s delight
Mani from The Stone Roses: A born rock star who was fiercely proud of his Irish roots
Gary Mounfield was part of a rich history of Manchester-Irish artists who would forever change music
The Death of Bunny Munro review: It’s unclear how much of this is a Nick Cave fantasy, but it’s sordid
Television: A sleazy protagonist, a child subjected to emotional neglect and bleak English seaside scenes - what is the point of it all?
Summerwater review: These characters’ inner torment may have you reaching for the remote
Television: Based on a novel, Summerwater’s story was perhaps best left on the page
Kneecap release new single about terrorism case against Mo Chara
The track is a collaboration with British producer Sub Focus, and comes ahead of the hip-hop trio’s upcoming Ireland and UK tour
The Séance of Blake Manor: Irish-made game getting rave reviews has Irishness in its DNA
Spooky Doorway’s mystery game is a cross between Cluedo and a Martin McDonagh play - perfect for dark evenings
The Beast in Me review: Claire Danes thriller is hokier than Fair City but viewers will be hooked
Television: This supersized serving of cornball escapism starring Matthew Rhys opposite Daines is a perplexing watch
My Bloody Valentine: The story of the most important Irish band of the 21st century
Kevin Shields and co’s marrow-melting shoegaze sound has influenced everyone from U2 and Radiohead to Tame Impala
If only Black and Blue had been the first Rolling Stones album to feature Rory Gallagher
Album review: Black and Blue is far from the abomination it was perceived to be in 1976, with or without the Irish guitarist
Trespasses review: This is far more fun than a Troubles drama should be
Television: Adaptation of Louise Kennedy’s novel starring Lola Petticrew and Gillian Anderson isn’t perfect with moments of unintentional hilarity
Search for the Truth review: Might Caroline Flack have preferred be allowed rest in peace?
Television: Documentary decries tabloid hysteria over Flack’s arrest and ensuing vitriol of strangers online, but is this what she would have wanted five years after her death?