Normal People's Paul Mescal shows off adorable goofy side in hilarious video with Daisy Edgar-Jones

A post shared by Paul Mescal (@paul.mescal) on Oct 19, 2020 at 5:49am PDTSpeaking to GQ magazine, the Normal People star spoke about his ‘wonderfully normal’ childhood, where he grew up with his mother, who was a Garda, and his father who was a school teacher.

Hollywood director Martin Scorsese will lead a star-studded Irish Film and Television Awards ceremony (Iftas) on Sunday evening.

Paul Woolford’s dance anthem Looking For Me has risen to Number 1 on the Official Irish Singles Chart.

would consider Byrne’s fate during renovations, suggesting that they could reconsider the matter. But the museum’s reopening has been pushed back to 2022 and beyond, and further protests have arisen.“It’s time Charles went home,” Mantel said in an email to the Guardian.

The line-up for this week’s The Late Late Show has been revealed, with hurling legend Henry Shefflin, Phil Lynott’s daughters and broadcaster Piers Morgan set to join host Ryan Tubridy.

Rangers winger was sent off in his first taste of the fixture, having only been thrown on as a sub with 20 minutes left of last September’s 2-0 defeat.Not only did the horror tackle on Moritz Bauer prompt an injury-time red and infuriate boss Steven Gerrard, the Northern Ireland ace injured himself and didn’t play for another four-and-a-half months.Jones looked to be on his way out of Ibrox in the summer but has returned to the team this season and impressed with some sparkling performances.And

A post shared by Soho Farmhouse (@sohofarmhouse) on Sep 21, 2020 at 12:33am PDTThis time they went to the exclusive Soho Farmhouse in Oxfordshire, England where an onlooker told the Mail on Sunday: ‘They were all over each other.’The spot is a luxury spa retreat much-loved by A-list stars for the privacy and luxury it affords its visitors.

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Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorApple TV Plus has released the full trailer for its first animated feature, “Wolfwalkers.” “Song of the Sea” director Tomm Moore and Ross Stewart are behind the animation.The hand-drawn film “Wolfwalkers” is set in mid-17th-century Ireland during a time of superstition and magic amidst a world of Irish folklore. Robyn Goodfellowe, voiced by Honor Kneafsey, follows her father to wipe out the last of the wolf pack.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Soft play centres in Dumfries and Galloway are urging the Scottish Government to allow them to open the doors and return to business.Owners have expressed genuine fears for the future if they are still banned from opening the inside areas to the public and also pointed to the centres being allowed to reopen in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.Debbie Shuttleworth, manager of the Farmer’s Den, said: “It has

Also Read: 'Wolfwalkers' Directors Say Medieval Irish Folklore Highlights Same Fear and Division Prevalent Today (Video)“Without question, we actually even include a headline in the film ‘Halt the destruction of nature or face more pandemics,'” Abbott added. “I think its a really important and often ignored part of the narrative of the pandemic.”2003’s “The Corporation” examined an institution within society.

Ryanair landing has gone viral on social media. Irish radio presenter Carl Mullan posted the comedic clip on Twitter as he mimics being on board flights from both airlines as the planes hit the tarmac.

Also Read: 'Wolfwalkers' Film Review: Old-School Animation Invigorates Irish Eco-Fable“Wolfwalkers” is the story of a young apprentice hunter who journeys to Ireland with her father to wipe out the last wolf pack, only to befriend a girl who is part of a tribe that can transform into wolves by night, making her question her father’s intentions.Moore and Stewart said the story is based on the real history of how England had made wolves extinct in Ireland as a symbolic reminder of England’s

Andreas Wiseman International EditorEXCLUSIVE: Arthouse outfit MUBI has struck a deal with sales firm The Match Factory for all UK and Ireland rights to Michel Franco’s Venice Film Festival drama New Order, which won the festival’s Silver Lion Grand Jury Prize.Conceived six years ago, Franco’s (After Lucia) timely class conflict drama sees a high-society wedding interrupted by the arrival of unwelcome guests as protests rage on the streets.

Vogue Williams has given her followers a sneak peek inside her incredibly stylish second home in Ireland.The radio host may be living full-time in London with her husband Spencer Matthews and their two children Theodore, two, and newborn Gigi, but that doesn't mean she hasn't had time to snap up her "dream home" in Howth, Dublin.

Thank you so much to @screendaily for including me in this years “stars of tomorrow” list! It is an incredible honour and I’m in amazing company! Massive congratulations to everyone who was included xA post shared by Paul Mescal (@paul.mescal) on Sep 28, 2020 at 2:33am PDTCurator of Screen’s Stars of Tomorrow Fionnuala Halligan said: ‘Screen International Stars of Tomorrow opened up to include Ireland in 2014 and it’s been a joy to highlight talents such as Aisling Franciosi, Barry Keoghan,

Lucy about what it was like to lodge with Ireland’s very own ‘Ooh Ahh’ Paul McGrath.‘He is just a living legend. One of the most humble, nicest guys I have genuinely ever met, and at this stage of the game I’ve met so many celebrities and he was just such a pleasant surprise.‘He’s very shy, humble, gentle, very sweet, he’d time for everybody, obviously we all just loved him immediately,’ she explains.‘He has just such a lovely way about him.