PICS: Dublin cottage that caused judges’ fallout makes Home of the Year final

Penny Lancaster will star on the new series of 'Celebrity MasterChef'. The 50-year-old model - who has Aiden, 10, and Alastair, 15, with her husband Sir Rod Stewart - is poised to appear on the show alongside the likes of Mel Sykes, Sue Pollard, Katie Price, Joe Swash and Dion Dublin, and Penny is expected to bring a bit of showbiz glamour to the cooking programme.

In some good news, Julian Benson has received his first COVID-19 vaccine after spending lockdown cocooning. The Dancing With The Stars judge is at high risk due to his cystic fibrosis.

Soda Blonde have revealed details of their debut album Small Talk.

Following their thunderous 2019 debut Schlagenheim, black midi are back for round two: their sophomore album, Cavalcade is due out May 28th via Rough Trade. The London band — comprised of Geordie Greep, Cameron Picton, and Morgan Simpson — wrote most of the album individually while at home in early 2020 and brought the pieces together at a studio in the Dublin mountains.

Dry Cleaning have announced a UK and Ireland headline tour for 2022 – check out the full schedule below.The south London post-punk outfit will hit the road next February in support of their forthcoming debut album ‘New Long Leg’, which arrives on April 2 via 4AD.Kicking off with a performance at Liverpool’s Arts Club Theatre on February 14, the stint also includes gigs in Dublin, Belfast, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds, Manchester and Nottingham.Dry Cleaning will continue to tour into March 2022,

Snoop Dogg has shared a new single today (March 22) called ‘CEO’ – you can listen to it below.The new track sees the rap legend reflecting on his success in the music industry over a percussion-heavy beat.Snoop also rescheduled his UK and Ireland tour for a third time to 2022. The ‘I Wanna Thank Me Tour’ will kick off next March in Glasgow before heading to London, Birmingham, Leeds, Manchester, Belfast, and Dublin.

Yungblud has added new dates to his ‘Life On Mars’ 2021 UK tour, which is set to take place this autumn.The ‘Weird!’ singer has confirmed new stop-offs in Brighton on September 27, Portsmouth on October 2, Leeds on October 16, and a second date in Liverpool on October 19.They’re added to previously announced shows in Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Bournemouth, Plymouth, Doncaster, Newcastle, Dublin and London, where he’ll play the iconic Alexandra Palace.You can check out those dates in full

Manori Ravindran International EditorTim Mutimer, former CEO of international distributor Banijay Rights, is set to lead the global distribution arm of Cineflix Media.Mutimer takes the reins from long-serving CEO Chris Bonney, the industry veteran who is retiring this year.The executive will be responsible for leading the 30-strong Cineflix Rights team based in London, Toronto and Dublin, building on the company’s expansion across scripted and factual acquisitions, as well as the growth of its

RTÉ presenter Miriam O’Callaghan has put her stunning Victorian home in south Dublin up for sale for over €1.6 million.

We know the judges have to be picky when it comes to Home of the Year, but Hugh Wallace seems to have taken this a little too far, perhaps because he doesn’t quite get the practicalities of parenting.

It was no surprise that the judges were not able to agree on this week’s episode of Home of the Year.

During an appearance on Ireland AM on Tuesday morning, Aoibhin Garrihy expressed her sadness that her parents are missing out on her children’s milestones.

Melanie Sykes is joining the 'Celebrity Masterchef' line up. The 51-year-old TV presenter is just the latest name to sign up to the BBC celebrity cooking show alongside the likes of former footballer Dion Dublin and ex-soap star Joe Swash.

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.

The just-released trailer for the indie Irish thriller “Here Are The Young Men” features Anya Taylor-Joy alongside “Game Of Thrones”, “Vikings”, and “Peaky Blinders” alumni.

Edinburgh Airport were wrongly stung with hefty fees amid travel restriction confusion in Scotland.All 36 arrivals on a flight from Dublin Airport were mistakenly asked to buy coronavirus test kits worth £210 by Border Force in a costly error with full refunds issued to each passenger.Those flying on the Ryanair service, which arrived in Edinburgh on Friday 26 February, told officials that they did not need the testing kits because they had come from Ireland - a "common travel area", Dublin Live

Smother is set to hit our screens on Sunday and we’ll see Gemma-Leah Devereux playing Anna in the gripping Irish noir drama.

Covid test kits due to a Border Force mix up.The 36 Ryanair passengers arriving from Dublin last Friday, February 26 argued they were not required to buy the home-testing kits because they had been in Ireland for more than 10 daysThe UK Government's Border Force has apologised for its mistake which caused "general panic."The airport blamed inaccurate guidance from the Scottish Government for the confusion and accused it of a 'lack of engagement', saying 'passengers were paying the price'.Full

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