Review: Genre thrills centring on familial tension in a post-apocalypic world

. . . or will I worry about range anxiety for the entire 1,500kms from Dublin to Innsbruck?

Review: Urbanity is a bright food light in a coffee and pizza-chain wilderness

The lack of momentum – freights go first – allows you to notice things, good and bad

The artist, doctor and Booker-shortlisted author is as busy as ever in his 90th year, with projects in Ireland, Italy and his adopted New York

‘I genuinely don’t go for designer looks. I always go to secondhand stores’

The debut feature from director Nicolas Pesce is a visceral, horrible and beautiful reviention of arthouse

West Texas is more sophisticated than the ‘cowboys and oil rigs’ stereotypes. The wild west also boasts unique attractions, including a modern art oasis and one of the world’s most high-tech astronomical observatories

Pieces of me: Lynette Callaghan, actor

‘I love our kitchen as it surrounds family and friends in a blanket of cosiness and warmth’

The race for the 2015 Palme d’Or looks at this stage to be between ‘Son of Saul’ and ‘Carol’, two extraordinary pictures from two very different film-makers

Carmel Walsh has carved out a glamorous career as a stylist in Florence’s luxury goods market

Utopia and dystopia loom large in the work of the Cork-born painter, who died last year

Patrick Scott: January 24th, 1921 - February 14th, 2014