A Traveller Family review: Quietly thoughtful insight into a proud community struggling with identity
Television: Alex Fegan’s documentary will hopefully go some way towards opening people’s eyes – it lets its subjects speak for themselves
Lemoncello: ‘Dublin is squeezing the life out of musicians. It’s not a home for artists any more’
Claire Kinsella and Laura Quirke form the duo Lemoncello, now one of the most important young folk acts in Ireland
Aldous Harding: Train on the Island review – Hypnotic, wonderfully bizarre goth pop
If you appreciate music that’s in little hurry to be liked, Aldous Harding is the acquired taste you’ve been looking for
Legends on Netflix: Steve Coogan in his element in a gripping true crime thriller
Television: Excellent drama about an unglamorous cabal of customs officers tackling gangs who are flooding the UK with heroin
Oprah Winfrey is coming to Dublin. Here are 10 of her most memorable moments through the years
The world’s most famous chat show host visits Dublin in September
Amandaland on BBC One: Amanda is one of the best comedy roles British TV has produced in years
Television: Amandaland’s greatest asset is not its cast but a steady supply of zingers, which keep the action ticking along
David Attenborough wrote me, an annoying child in 1980s Cork, a letter to explain his mistake
Sadly, a letter from a posh man on the BBC - the same one who turns 100 on Friday - was not seen as that big a deal back then
How brilliantly cheeky of RTÉ to essentially launch their version of Who Do You Think You Are?
Review: The programme brings a satisfyingly human touch to our understanding of the 1926 census, showing the complicated lives behind the raw facts and figures
Gary Lydon: Actor best known for Banshees of Inisherin dies aged 61
The actor, who also had roles in The Clinic and Love/Hate, was born in London to Irish parents and returned to Wexford as a child
Psychedelic rockers The Lemon Twigs: ‘Singing for Brian Wilson at his birthday was surreal’
Hanging out with The Beach Boys’ troubled genius a signpost for still-youthful industry veterans Michael and Brian D’Addario
Last night’s Late Late Show could have been Patrick Kielty’s last. Who needs the other more?
Television: With contract-renewal negotiations seemingly in limbo, there’s a chance the RTÉ host won’t be back next season
Tori Amos: In Times of Dragons review – This album wants to soar. But it’s firmly earthbound
The LP tries to be both a plunge into Irish mysticism and an anti-Trump protest. The singer is reluctant to fully commit to either vision
Big Thief at 3Arena: Gen Z’s favourite indie band steal the show with brilliantly cathartic concert
Adrienne Lenker and her bandmates provide a night of highs, lows and heartbreaking digressions
Big Mood on Channel 4: Nicola Coughlan shines in a show that would have worked better as a one-and-done
Television: This second season feels like a regression from series one and the earnestness with which it tackled mental health
Widow’s Bay on Apple TV: After Amazon’s Melania Trump doc, this is the second scariest show to stream this year
Television: Comedy-horror starring Matthew Rhys does not veer into nastiness or gore, making it all the more unsettling