Everything Everything announce 2021 UK and Ireland tour

hereResults will be based on teachers’ predictions and statistical modelling.Teachers were asked to predict the grades they thought pupils would have achieved had exams gone ahead, based on coursework, the result of mock exams, and homework.Schools were also requested to rank pupils in each subject.But Northern Ireland’s exams body, the Council for the Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment, said students will have a broader scope to appeal their A level and GCSE grades.Student approaches to

Elbow and Everything Everything are among the first artists to be announced for the upcoming ‘Passport: Back to Our Roots’ intimate gig series.The bands will each play a one-off show to benefit independent grassroots venues in the UK, with the campaign aiming to raise money for those venues that have been threatened with closure due to the coronavirus pandemic.‘Passport: Back to Our Roots’ will welcome performances by the likes of Elbow (who will play at Manchester’s Night & Day Cafe),

Instagram of their staycation in Galway showing the couple having a serious splash about in the sea.  A post shared by AlanHughesTV (@alanhughestv) on Aug 9, 2020 at 2:58am PDTThe Ireland AM presenter took to Instagram sharing a video of their water fight and it is all kinds of hilarious.In the caption, he said, ‘Kids will be kids

The Coronas emerge victorious in their head-to-head race with Fontaines D.C. to land Number 1 on this week’s Official Irish Albums Chart.

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In The Bubble Of Our Making: Reopening The Arts In Northern Ireland.“We know that public confidence at returning to indoor events and performances is low – we have all seen the statistics on the low appetite for booking for future arts events, and the alarming time-lag there may be before even bookings are considered,” the document said.“The Arts Council is keen to see public performance spaces open in towns and cities across Northern Ireland, including sites for outdoor installations and

Niall Horan, 26, has a new girlfriend.The blonde Irish musician has reportedly been dating his new lover, Amelia Woolley, after the pair grew close to each other during lockdown.Just this week he has been spotted out in public with the duo walking down a London street on the way to a date at an Italian restaurant.

Stormzy has rescheduled his UK and Ireland tour for 2021. Check out the new dates below.The grime musician’s ‘Heavy is the Head Tour’ was postponed earlier this year due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Now, all the dates will take place in April 2021.The tour will begin in Dublin before heading to Glasgow, Newcastle, Leeds, Nottingham, Bournemouth, Birmingham, Manchester, Cardiff, Sheffield and Liverpool.

Amazon original . Now, she’s part of two of the biggest graphic novel adaptations, playing Nora on the upcoming FX on Hulu series,, and romancing Ellen Page in season 2 of Netflix’s . When it comes to the former, Ireland is slated to play a new character in the series adapted from the popular sci-fi graphic novel series of the same name about Yorick Brown (Ben Schnetzer), the last surviving male after everyone with a Y chromosome simultaneously dies, leaving a society run by women.

Twitter writing, that the organisation would ‘pay tribute to the life of #JohnHume’ with a change to the schedule on RTÉ One. To celebrate the life of the man who was instrumental in bringing about the peace process in Northern Ireland, the station will air In The Name Of Peace: John Hume In America at 9:35pm.The documentary is narrated by Liam Neeson and features interviews from Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter.Former Irish leaders including Bertie Ahern and previous British Prime Ministers Tony

Haim have announced a series of UK arena tour dates for 2021.The band will be taking their recent Number One album ‘Women In Music Pt. III’, on the road for ‘The One More Haim Tour’, taking in dates in Manchester, Nottingham, Glasgow, Cardiff and London’s O2 Arena next June.Tickets for the shows, which you can purchase here, go on sale next Friday (August 7) at 10am.

A post shared by Tara Makeup (@tara_makeup) on Jul 27, 2020 at 6:08am PDTMany of Tara’s friends were quick to comment on her exciting news as James Patrice wrote: ‘Malahide Woman has given her blessing — Cian or Isabella can be used.’He posted a second comment which read: ‘The most FABULOUS news for the most fabulous family (That we can now jaysus talk about).’Aoibhinn Garrihy said: ‘Beautiful beautiful news.

Doves have announced a UK tour for 2021, which will be their first venue tour in 12 years.The three-piece returned last year for a string of comeback gigs, including a sold-out show at London’s Royal Albert Hall for Teenage Cancer Trust.

Genesis have confirmed that their much-anticipated reunion tour, set to take place across the UK and Ireland this November and December, has been postponed.Due to continued restrictions on large gatherings in response to the coronavirus pandemic, the prog veterans have announced new dates for the ‘The Last Domino?’ tour in April 2021.

Taylor Swift will released her new album 'Folklore' at midnight New York time (5am Irish time).

Instagram, ‘Last time I’ll be walking in here for a while, taking annual leave followed by a chunk of parental leave.’‘Don’t know which I’ll miss more, Ciara or her new fringe,’ she shared in a subsequent snap with her colleague Ciara Doherty.Playing around on her Instagram stories after the show on Tuesday morning, Ciara exclaimed, ‘I’m not very happy at all!… She’s leaving us.’She also wrote, ‘It’s not a good day for me. My Ireland AM bestie Karen Koster is taking parental leave.