Police officers injured and protesters arrested at Dublin Covid-19 anti-lockdown rally

Alfie Templeman has announced a UK and Ireland tour for spring 2022, which includes his biggest headline show to date.The news of the tour, which will see Templeman travelling up and down the UK next year as well as to Dublin, follows on from the recent announcement of the 18-year-old artist’s mini-album ‘Forever Isn’t Long Enough’, which is set for release on May 7 this year.Templeman’s 2022 tour plans, which includes his biggest headline show to date at the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire in London,

Inhaler have announced details of their full UK and Ireland tour for autumn 2021.The Dublin band, who announced their debut album ‘It Won’t Always Be Like This’ earlier this week, will hit the road for an extensive tour from September to December 2021.You can check out the dates in full below.SEPTEMBER 202128 – Sheffield Octagon29 – Sept Leeds O2 AcademyOCTOBER 20211 – Newcastle University2 – Birmingham O2 Institute3 – Bristol O2 Academy5 – Nottingham Rock City6 – London O2 Forum Kentish Town7 –

DMA’s have rescheduled dates of the UK leg of their ‘The Glow’ tour due to ongoing coronavirus restrictions.The Australian trio, who were originally set to play in the UK last autumn before dates were moved to April 2021, have now moved the April dates to October.

Jedward rose to fame on The X Factor in 2009 as Irish singing duo John and Edward Grimes. And the Dublin-born identical twins, 29, have released four albums together and represented Ireland in 2011's Eurovision competition with their hit Lipstick.

Inhaler have announced their debut album It Won't Always Be Like This.

Inhaler have shared the video for new single ‘Cheer Up Baby’, as well as announcing details of their debut album ‘It Won’t Always Be Like This’.

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.

Fontaines D.C. have sponsored a new away kit from Dublin-based football club Bohemians to support a homelessness charity.The band’s name appears on the front of the new shirt, with 15% of proceeds going to Focus Ireland.

This week’s episode of Home of the Year saw Amanda Bone brand Hugh Wallace’s comments to her ‘stupid’ as the pair disagreed over a Dublin cottage.

For Those I Love has released a new remix of ‘Birthday / The Pain’ produced by 2 B REAL boss Finn – listen to it below.The track’s original version will feature on the Dublin producer and songwriter’s (real name David Balfe) upcoming self-titled debut album, due out March 26 via September Recordings.Finn’s remix offers up “a playful, euphoric contrast to the dark subject matter on show, complimenting the single’s juxtaposition of hooks and direct, retroactive lyricism that already stood out as

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

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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Naman Ramachandran Pat Kiely, the former managing director of Virgin Media Television, Ireland, has launched entertainment media venture BiggerStage.The Dublin-headquartered company is set up with a three-pillared approach. It will develop original content for the global market and position Ireland as a hub for international television production.