Derry Girls is comedy gold, but its last episode was no grand finale

Derry Girls finale review: Alas, the last episode overdoes it with a one hour special

Derry Girls: Episode two isn’t as spicy as Ryan Tubridy’s interview with the cast

TV review: Nor is it as funny as last week, but even in cruise control this show is a hoot

Derry Girls season 3: We’re Taken by surprise when a certain Irish actor puts in a cameo

Contains spoilers: On the evidence of this gags-galore first show, the final season will be a blast

Róisín Ingle: Dear Ukrainians arriving in Ireland...

We are honoured to have you here. This is what you need to know about us

Orpen’s view of ‘a time of debauchery’ in Venice for auction

After the Ball guiding €140,000-€180,000 at de Vere’s as part of ‘outstanding Irish art’ sale

Newton Emerson: Academic rhetoric on NI is more dangerous than declined invitation

It is now common to hear the North referred to as a colony, with little care for what that implies

Jen Hogan: Our holiday was not quite Sleepless in Seattle, more Shoeless in Salthill

Holidays in Ireland are what we make of them, even if it does look like rain, Ted

Do the Irish really swear more than other nations? Who gives a f***

Ardal O’Hanlon’s charming documentary ‘Holy F***’ is based on a slightly rickety premise

Thinking Anew – As people of faith it is better for us to engage

Animal charity run by Cathy Davey hits the financial buffers over Covid-19

My Lovely Horse animal rescue is facing a deficit this year of €70,000

Innovative Longford project brews beer from waste bread

St Mel’s Brewing Company and Panelto Foods team up in sustainable production

An ecumenical matter: Stamps commemorate 25 years of Father Ted

Stamps, souvenir envelope mark quarter century of well-known TV sitcom

The critical role of mirth and laughter in a time of plague

Humour turns our discontents and anxieties into a joke and helps reconcile us to our fate

Jennifer O’Connell: Ireland has its attitude to travel back to front

The Government needs to worry about who is flying in, not who is flying out