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The Gay Gangster
In A Very British Gangster Irish director Donal MacIntyre grants us an all access pass into the Noonan crime dynasty. For the first time ever, a gang of contemporary criminals have opened their lives to the cameras to reveal the trials and tribulatio
Pride in the Name of Barry
THE past, wrote F. Scott Fitzgerald, is a foreign country; they do things differently there. In Irish playwright Sebastian Barry’s brilliant new play, The Pride of Parnell Street, he explores a time and place that now seems as lost to history as Atla
Colin in Love
HE was rumored to have married his old Irish girlfriend Muireann and fathered the child that actress Minnie Driver is soon expecting . . . yup, just another crazy week in the tabloid staple that’s known as Colin Farrell’s love life.
Erin Supports Cork
THE crusading environmental activist whose compelling story was turned into a Hollywood blockbuster in her name, landing Julia Roberts with a Best Actress Oscar in the process, has taken up the cause of a group of Cork residents who are mighty upset
Mamma Mia! for Pierce in London
THE promotional juggernaut for Mamma Mia! began in earnest on Monday in London, as the blue –- yes, blue -– carpet was rolled out for the world premiere of the film based on the eternally unforgettable songs of Swedish supergroup ABBA.
Storm Brews Better Than Ever
WITH instruments ranging from African drums, Irish bagpipes and Celtic fiddle to trombones and Cajun-style accordions, there is something for everyone on What’s the Rumpus, the phenomenal new CD from Gaelic Storm.
Entertainment Guide
Find out what is happening in the Tri-State area this week.
Summer Rocks in Ireland
SUMMER is here, and the warm temperatures grow a gaggle of artists that settle in stadiums and amphitheaters. Ireland is no exception.
Byrne Reveals Childhood Abuse
GABRIEL Byrne was in Ireland last week and made the headlines big time for his advocacy of dying with dignity . . . and revealing for the first time that as a child, he experienced abuse at the hands of a priest.
JRM Holidays in Kerry
CORKMAN Jonathan Rhys Meyers is in Ireland shooting the third series of his Showtime series The Tudors, but it can’t be all work and no play when you’re back on home turf, right?
Film Takes First Prize in New York
This Wednesday June 25 film director Paul Larkin will accept the Best International Director of a Film award at the prestigious New York Film and Video Festival at the Times Square Arts Center.
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