Tommy Tiernan

Spotify has announced 200 job losses in its global podcast business. Has the audio bubble burst?

Aggregate pay for comedian and his wife jumps to €1.2 million

Patrick Kielty, Brendan O’Connor and Jennifer Zamparelli would be decent picks, but one season of revolving presenters could be amazing

Karen McHugh opens up to losing the ‘technology crutch’ at the comedian’s recent Vicar Street show

Strong, character-driven plotting and astute commentary on relationships make up for some lapses into soap opera and sentimentality

Dublin band’s lead singer on identity issues and why punk resonates to this day

The Tuam band’s manager is writing a play about an unlikely success and a colourful moment in Galway life

Comedian has apologised for joke and pulled it from his set

Including Dancing With the Stars, Room to Improve, the Annual Golden Globe Awards and Hunters

Including Tommy Tiernan, The Mary Wallopers, The Sound of Music and more

Television: The programme goes peak Tiernan, and it is strange and scary

The comedian talks Derry Girls, reacquainting himself with his motormouth side and spending Christmas in bed with his wife

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

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

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

Future Food Stars sees the chef and his immaculate quiff grilling would-be entrepreneurs

TV review: Her first big post-Derry Girls project is as prisoner to a so far poor script

From rain-resistant jackets to thermal bodysuits, weather should hold no barriers

Patrick Freyne and Jennifer O’Connell among nominees

Crime series Kin and game show Last Singer Standing among the schedule highlights

Broadcaster now has two years to catch up on spending after Covid-19 disruption

Check out the songs that the poet – real name Felicia Olusanya – has been listening to lately

Owner Harry Crosbie says venue has full year of gigs lined up for when it reopens

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

He's no longer just a comedian and radio host, but an author and meditation coach too

After a year in lockdown, the President must choose the themes for the remainder of his time in the Áras

The Dundalk ballad band are tapping into the political power of folk, punk and hip-hop

Extra year of Jack & Jill home nursing care a huge relief for families

I’ll write to make the actors cry again – laugh, too. We’ll need a laugh after this

Whether traditional Irish or of an ethnic minority, names should be pronounced correctly

The online comedian on stage fright, indie bands and why Navan isn’t a funny town

With audiences stuck at home, every break from contagious anxiety helps

State’s liberalisation has led to odd realignment in the North between DUP and some Catholics

Everyone is listening to podcasts but their viability is threatened by lack of listener data

The comedian wants his life back after a recent sex assault case against him was dismissed

It’s was a story that had the nation captivated . . . and Charlie Bird on the case

Dry in the pandemic: After 46 long days, I suspect she’s looking forward to Easter Sunday even more than me

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