Former Virgin Television Chief Pat Kiely Launches Irish Entertainment Media Venture BiggerStage (EXCLUSIVE)

Two of the U.K.'s biggest rising names are teaming up on a new feature. The Hollywood Reporter understands that Letitia Wright, the BAFTA-winning star of Black Panther and Steve McQueen's Small Axe film Mangrove, and Josh O'Connor, the God's Own Country breakout who recently landed a Golden Globe for his much-lauded portrayal of Prince Charles in Netflix's The Crown, are to star in the upcoming Irish indie film Provision.

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This Morning chef Clodagh McKenna broke down during her cooking segment on Wednesday’s show.The Irish chef was in the ITV studio on St Patrick’s Day to show Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield how to make an Irish feast but grew emotional as she spoke about missing Ireland.The 45 year old revealed that she hadn’t been home to Ireland for over a year due to the pandemic and was missing her mum. As she waved to her mum and blew her a kiss, she grew emotional and broke down in tears.

St Patrick’s Day is nearly here, which means it is time to serve up a delicious Irish feast washed down with a classic tipple.Aldi shoppers craving a taste of the Emerald Isle on Wednesday, March 17 can now stock up on a wide selection of mouthwatering food and drink from as little as £1.99, including Guinness Burgers and Prime Irish Steak with Whisky Sauce – and of course, some classic Guinness.Aldi’s Platinum Prime Irish Steak with Whisky Sauce (£6.25/550g) is beautifully tender and subtle in

Carmel Quinn, an entertainer whose Irish songs and stories made her a Carnegie Hall staple on St. Patrick’s day for a quarter century, died from pneumonia March 6 at her home in Leonia, N.J. She was 95 and her death was confirmed by her family.

This Morning chef Clodagh McKenna regularly pops up on the hit ITV daytime show to rustle up delicious recipes. Clodagh, 45, hails from Ireland and we see her talking Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby through her lip-smacking recipes, making us very hungry in the process.

Veteran TV and radio broadcaster Mark Cagney has revealed he suffered two strokes at the start of the year.

Former Miss Universe Ireland Fionnghuala O’Reilly is the epitome of brains and beauty. The pageant queen is not only an accomplished model, she’s also an engineer, a proud NASA datanaut and most recently a correspondent on CBS’s Emmy nominated Mission Unstoppable, a show that celebrates female STEM superstars in leading fields.

Wyvern Lingo claim the highest new entry on this week’s Official Irish Albums Chart with Awake You Lie.

Joel Corry, RAYE & David Guetta’s new collaboration BED is the highest new entry on this week’s Official Irish Singles Chart.

Denise Chaila was ecstatic on Thursday when she won the RTÉ Choice Music Prize Irish Album of the Year title for 2020.

Paul Marquess and Susanne Farrell, who worked together on long-running British cop drama The Bill, have teamed up on a new British crime drama for the BBC and BritBox North America.

EXCLUSIVE: Here’s some hot casting news for this week’s European Film Market – I can reveal that Paul Mescal, who broke out in last year’s hit series Normal People, and Mank actor Tom Burke have been set to lead Irish thriller Bring Them Down.

Wyvern Lingo are battling for Number 1 on this week's Official Irish Albums Chart with Awake You Lie.

Celtic starlet Liam Hughes has been handed a first-team opportunity at Liverpool just months after leaving Lennoxtown.The 19-year-old left Glasgow in January without playing a first-team game but has been drafted into the Reds squad against Sheffield United.This comes just days after making his Liverpool under-23 debut against Arsenal.The Northern Ireland under-21 has only played one first-team game throughout his career while playing for Portadown in the Irish league.The teenager has been

Will we ever forget the day Kimye turned up at the cinema in Portlaoise and then Tullamore? On the same day. On their honeymoon. Entertainment.ie called it ‘a cultural landmark for cinemas in the Midlands’.

Imelda May has spoken out against anti-Irish ‘discrimination’ following a viral Twitter thread in which users poked fun at the Irish.

Another day passes and inevitably another celebrity adds themself to the list of stars who need geography lessons about the distinction between the UK and the Republic of Ireland.