N Ireland collective wins prestigious Turner Prize for art

Boris Johnson has announced that no further Covid restrictions will be put in place in England before Christmas.

Shane MacGowan has announced his first-ever art book, The Eternal Buzz And The Crock Of Gold.Set for release in April, the former Pogues frontman’s upcoming art folio book will be limited to 1000 copies.

Countries all over the world are reacting to the rising Covid-19 numbers as the Omicron variant swiftly becomes the dominant strain.

Ireland will impose an 8pm closing time for restaurants and pubs, amid growing concern about the new Omicron variant.

When Ciarán Hinds accepted the role of ‘Pa’ in Kenneth Branagh’s fictionalized memoir Belfast, he felt honored to step into the writer-director’s personal story, and to be cast opposite Judi Dench. Belfast centers around Buddy—played by breakout Jude Hill—a character based upon Branagh’s young self, growing up during the Troubles in Northern Ireland.

Soon-to-be mum-of-three Vogue Williams is already thinking about her family's future as she and husband Spencer Matthews after the couple bought their Jersey house. The presenter, who has been struggling with nausea with her third pregnancy, has revealed she wants to see her and 33 year old Spencer's children going to school in Ireland, as Vogue admitted she "worries" about the schooling system in the UK.

Vogue Williams and her husband Spencer Matthews have purchased their third home together. Pregnant Vogue, 36, and Spencer – who are expecting their third child together – already have homes in London and Howth in Dublin, Ireland where Vogue is from.The pair have now excitedly revealed they have snapped up a new home in Jersey, on their podcast, Spencer & Vogue.

Adele’s 30 isn’t going anywhere yet: the star’s fourth album secures a third consecutive week at Number 1 on the Official Irish Albums Chart.

EXCLUSIVE: Liam Neeson is returning to his roots by narrating a big screen documentary, Ireland, that will play in IMAX and other giant screen theaters from February 11.

Protomartyr have announced a 2022 UK and Ireland tour alongside the release of a new visual album.The Detroit rockers released their fifth studio album ‘Ultimate Success Today’ in the summer of 2020, and they’ve now unveiled a visual accompaniment that presents a video for each song on the LP.All of the videos were made during last year’s quarantine (except for ‘Processed By The Boys’) and have been edited together into a seamless short film, with help from filmmakers Dominic Ciccodicola, David

Stephen Fretwell has announced dates for a UK and Ireland tour in 2022 – see all the details below.The tour will kick off in Belfast on February 24, stopping off in Cardiff (March 3), Liverpool (March 5) and Newcastle (March 7) along the way. The final date will be at London’s Grand Junction on March 11.The singer-songwriter finished up a sold-out UK tour in Glasgow earlier this month, which was in support of his comeback album ‘Busy Guy‘.

during Storm Arwen. The tragedy occurred on the Dublin Road in Antrim on Friday and police have closed the roads in both directions and set up diversions.

Bad Boy Chiller Crew have announced a UK and Ireland tour for 2022 – see all the details below.The Bradford group will hit the road in April for headline performances in Leeds, Grimsby, Bristol, London, Manchester, Dublin and other cities throughout the month and into May.

Kevin Bridges has announced he will be touring the UK and Ireland next year with his new show Kevin Bridges: The Overdue Catch-Up.

Black Country, New Road have postponed their remaining 2021 tour dates due to “ongoing illness within the band”.The London group were due to hit the road for a string of UK and Ireland headline shows next Monday (November 29), with performances scheduled for Brighton, Cambridge, Southampton, Leeds, Dublin and other cities throughout December.Today (November 25) the band has issued a statement on social media to confirm the gigs will no longer go ahead as planned.“We are sorry to announce that

"Thousands" of patients a year are dying because of overcrowding in hospital emergency departments, a Royal College of Emergency Medicine report has found.