Vogue Williams reveals she is struggling to walk and battling morning sickness during second pregnancy

Love Island star Maura Higgins has become the latest in a long line of celebs to confess to having a crush on Normal People actor Paul Mescal, AKA Connell Waldron.The Irish chap appears to have gained quite the celebrity following of late, with A-Listers including Killing Eve's Jodie Comer, Sia and even Kourtney Kardashian expressing their love for him.Maura revealed that she started watching the hit BBC show after one of her best friends from Ireland recommended it to her.

Dermot Kennedy could become the first Irish act to reach Number 1 on the Official Irish Singles Chart in over five years this week.

Mail Online: ‘I did watch Normal People actually because one of my best friends from Ireland called me up and said “Maura, you need to watch this Irish TV series”.’‘She said, “The guy in it is so fit, you need to watch it,” and I was like “What’s it about?” and she said “It’s kind of like Fifty Shades Of Grey” and I was like, right I’m watching it now!’The Longford lass also shared that she watched the entire series in one day while also saying ‘Paul is so fit.’Maura also agreed that she

Eurovision film lands today on the streaming platform.The lead stars of the film, Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams, appeared on Today FM’s The Ian Dempsey Breakfast Show to talk about the film’s release, where the comedian revealed his ideal Irish lockdown location.

Instagram, Vogue shared a snap of the moving van and company she was using to move her stuff to the new home as she said:‘We are moved in!! Thank you Careline Moving and Storage again, brilliant service. Not an ad just an amazing company.

Following an overwhelmingly positive response from streaming and late-night television viewers in Ireland and around the world, amassing over 1.15 million views total, Irish alternative music show Other Voices' 'Courage' series returns tonight, streaming live on social media and on rte.ie.

Two feet, filmmaker Jon Wright and his team have established, is the optimum height for a creature you don’t want to find in your bedroom. "For something coming around the foot of the bed," the Northern Irish director of Grabbers, Tormented and Robot Overlords clarifies.

Naman Ramachandran Mouse House streamer Disney Plus is set to launch in eight more European countries on Sept. 15.The new territories include Portugal, Belgium, Finland, Iceland, Luxembourg, Norway, Sweden and Denmark.

Irish Mirror, Darren recalled these difficult memories: ‘People assume that men are fine and don’t suffer with issues with their body or want to lose weight, I still think today we’ve a long way to go until we recognise that men struggle too.’Looking back on where it started, Darren admitted that he was only 14 years old and one of his relatives had made a comment on how much he was eating.This moment stuck with him for years after as he recalled his uncle saying: ‘My uncle replied: “It’s all

United v Stoke friendly called off after positive coronavirus test A proposed friendly between United and Stoke City was called off on Tuesday after Potters manager Michael O’Neill tested positive for coronavirus .

To describe RTÉ One drama Normal People as immensely popular would be an understatement.

Over the weekend, McDonald's confirmed the news we've all been waiting for - breakfast is finally making a comeback.It's been a difficult few months without the option to grab a McMuffin and a hashbrown on a hungover Saturday morning, but somehow, we've all soldiered through.

Primark has confirmed that all of its stores in England are set to reopen on June 15 - including the brand new Trafford Centre branch.

Normal People star Paul Mescal has revealed he’s been avoiding reading about himself on social media following the success of the BBC Three drama.The Irish actor, 24, has shot to fame since appearing alongside Daisy Edgar-Jones on the hit show, which has attracted 16 million viewers to date. Paul has now exclusively opened up to OK! magazine on how he’s been spending life in lockdown after heading to London following his newfound fame.