Review: ‘Just Names of Shows’, ‘In Single Marks’, ‘Like This, Please’, 'The Secret'

TG4's three-part time-travel comedy depicted an era when mustachioed men were less likely to own yoga mats or live to old age - but just as likely to live with their parents

Review: ‘A Terrible Beauty’, ‘Inside the GPO’, ‘Baring Arms’, ‘Inside Obama’s White House’, ‘Daredevil’

Mark O’Rowe’s stark production treats the the play almost as a documentary and cleverly casts against type

A dutiful, illustrative staging of Arthur Miller’s 1956 drama rather than a freshly invigorating one

Two festivals this week celebrate all things Dublin – it’ll be hungry work

It’s not actors whose way you need to stay out of behind the scenes at a theatre but stage managers, the key crew who subtly crack the whip from the wings

National Prisoner Art Exhibition has 100 works by recent and not so recent inmates

Chairman Bill O’Herlihy says sector ‘can do better’ if it secures higher Government funding

Rapturous reception for songwriter capping off sensational year with short Irish tour

‘There’s no way to dress up a rape,’ says Dublin Rape Crisis Centre chief executive

Ian Power’s bailout drama captures the yahoo patriarchy of bankers but is ultimately let down by a lack of subtlety

Zombie banks, dead flies and Fran from Love/Hate – ‘The Guarantee’ is Nightmare on Kildare Street, without the spine-tingling suspense

‘A bleak portrait of the end of a pocket empire’. Writer Colin Murphy and producer John Kelleher tell Donald Clarke about bringing the story of the most expensive bank bailout in history to the big screen

Opening episode shows group of Travellers attempt to kill Dublin gangland boss

The stage version of Behan’s classic lacks subtlety but makes for rollicking entertainment

Delicious coincidence - Irish-style

A varied theatre career – including his new role as Brendan Behan – should save Peter Coonan from being typecast as a crook

Programming features mixture of old and new faces as well as Irish-produced film

Based on the play by Colin Murphy, ‘The Guarantee’ goes into production this month

Story of rural priest is star of annual film and television event in Dublin

Brendan and Domhnall Gleeson nominated in the best actor category

Friel’s early masterpiece still resonates

Opinion: It is through gangland culture that many men find a status otherwise denied to them

RTÉ says finale of fourth season had average audience of more than 1 million people

RTE’s gripping crimeland drama reaches its season finale on Sunday

Nineteenth-century New England comes closer to home in Corn Exchange’s austerely beautiful production of Eugene O’Neill’s tragedy