Positions becomes Ariana Grande’s seventh Number 1 on the Official Irish Singles Chart

AC/DC have stormed to Number 1 on the Official Irish Albums Chart with their new album Power Up.

Billie Eilish’s new single Therefore I Am has gone straight in at Number 1 on the Official Irish Singles Chart.

All real fans of The Chase have a favourite chaser that they’d prefer to square off against should they ever find themselves in the hot seat.It might be The Governess, The Beast or perhaps The Dark Destroyer. Either way, now might the time for a rethink.Why? Because the show is introducing a new chaser and he just happens to be from Ireland.

Irish Women in Harmony have shared more details of their upcoming festive single, out later this week.

straight to your inboxTottenham have suffered a setback after it was confirmed defender Matt Doherty has tested positive for Covid-19.Republic of Ireland international Doherty played both games against England and Wales this week, before returning a positive test on Monday. He will now return to Spurs, but is set to disrupt their preparations for the Premier League clash with Manchester City on Saturday as he will have to isolate for 14 days.

RTÉ One radio show on Sunday morning, telling her that the Irish support is ‘heartwarming’.He identifies as Irish-American with his grandparents coming from Connemara and he has cousins still living in Ireland.‘I grew up in an Irish Catholic neighbourhood in Boston,’ he told Miriam, explaining, that there were a lot of Irish traditions in his household growing up. ‘I’m 100 per cent Irish, I’m Irish America.

Ariana Grande rules the roost on this week’s Official Irish Singles Chart, holding at Number 1 and claiming the highest new entry to boot.

Congratulations to Little Mix who are Number 1 on the Official Irish Albums Chart for the third time in their career.

Dating Amber (★★★☆☆).It may be better to call it a “staying in the closet” story, considering that’s more how the film plays out, and where the script and deft editing really locate the comedy in Amber and Eddie’s incongruous romance.Feeling the eyes of the whole teen world watching them, the pair gradually escalate their convenient fiction with awkward attempts to convince friends and family that they can’t keep their hands off each other.While Fionn O’Shea, star of the 2016 coming-out drama

Wild Mountain Thyme has been mocked for its “very upsetting” Irish accents – check out some of the reactions to the clip below.The upcoming film, a new drama directed by John Patrick Shanley based on his own play Outside Mullingar, stars Emily Blunt, Jamie Dornan, Jon Hamm and Christopher Walken.The first look at the film was shared earlier in the week (November 10), with many taking to social media to respond to the actors’ Irish accents in the trailer, particularly those of Christopher Walken

This film got some flack before it even came out, mostly about why a film set in China had a white main character.Well, we found out that Matt Damon’s character was a European mercenary searching for the secret to gunpowder.

Emily Blunt said she’d blame Jamie Dornan if people slated her Irish accent and oh boy! At least she’s not the only one in the firing line.The first trailer for the film dropped on Tuesday night and to say it went down like a lead balloon is an understatement.While some people were confused as to what era the film is set, the accents took centre stage.#WildMountainThyme is to Ireland as Borat is to Kazakhstan.— Sylvia Leatham (@SylviaLeatham) November 10, 2020This a crime against Irish accents

Also Read: Dwayne Johnson, Emily Blunt Superhero Package 'Ball and Chain' Lands at NetflixShanley, known for writing the classic romance “Moonstruck,” wrote and directed “Wild Mountain Thyme” based on his own play “Outside Mullingar.” Here’s the full synopsis:John Patrick Shanley, who created the classic ‘Moonstruck’, brings his sweeping romantic vision to Ireland with “Wild Mountain Thyme.” The headstrong farmer Rosemary Muldoon (Emily Blunt) has her heart set on winning her neighbor Anthony

Natalie Oganesyan editorEmily Blunt and Jamie Dornan have a very Irish romance in the brand new trailer for “Wild Mountain Thyme,” released on Tuesday.Set in Ireland, the movie centers on Anthony (Dornan), who works in the fields under the constant belittling of his father (Christopher Walken), who has threatened to leave the family farm to Anthony’s American cousin Adam (Jon Hamm).

It’s always necessary to work for the things you really want. That goes for all facets of life, including love.

Kylie Minogue and Little Mix are battling for chart supremacy on both sides of the Irish Sea, with a different act leading the race for Number 1 in Ireland currently than in the UK.

Deadline reports that Olivia is to lead the cast in the film that is scheduled to start shooting in the new year.Colman will play a woman called Joy who is a little bit of an ‘odd-ball’ and decides to go on the run with her newborn baby and a street urchin.No other casting announcements have been confirmed as of yet but the production team features some of Ireland’s best.Ailbhe Keoghan pens the script which has been developed by Screen Ireland, with Aoife O’Sullivan and Tristan Orpen Lynch of

Oscar-winner Olivia Colman is set to play the lead role in Irish feel-good film Joyride, marking the first dramatic feature from Emmy winner Emer Reynolds (The Farthest, Shameless) and heading to the American Film Market. The film follows train-wreck Joy (Colman) on an adventure, but ready to give away her newborn baby to her best friend.