Rob Spragg, aka Larry Love, lead singer of electronic mavericks Alabama 3, looks every inch the alternative acid-house demigod. His friend Irvine Welsh once described him as “a man who still looks as ...
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'The 60 hours was something Kilcornan decided to do to make the record unbeatable'
New documentary explores amazing story of how a small Limerick club entered Guinness Book of Records with longest GAA match ...
Daniela — A modern name for your baby girl of Hebrew origin, meaning “God is my judge.” Diana — You might recognize this name ...
An intriguing new book describes the spiritual journey Bowie travelled during his lifetime and the profound impact it had on ...
Tiredness is something musician, composer, choir director, broadcaster, father, and grandfather Peadar Ó Riada always accepted as an occupational hazard.
Winterwatch 2026 will broadcast live from Northern Ireland's Mount Stewart for the first time as the series returns to ...
The River Valley Film Society brings the documentary, "Randy Crouch: Survival of the Fiddlist," to the Ozark Mountain Music ...
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The ‘unpurchasable James Diver!’ and his fight for the tenant farmers against landlordism in Inishowen
On New Year’s Day in 1926 the remains of James Diver were lowered into the ‘dew damp, hallowed mould’ of the Church of the ...
With anticipated releases like Marty Supreme and Saipan hitting Irish theatres in the first days of 2026, there’s plenty for ...
Goldie Hill, the second woman ever to score a No. 1 country music hit, was born Jan. 11, 1933, in Karnes City, Texas.
One hundred years ago today, one of the most influential artists in the history of country music was born in Texas.
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