Watch Bono and the Edge cover ‘Stairway To Heaven’, dedicated to U2 road crew

This Morning's Eamonn Holmes had to be comforted by wife Ruth Langsford as he got emotional on today's (August 12) show.The hosting pair introduced a viral video of a musician named Patrick Dexter playing the song 'Danny Boy' on the cello.As they introduced the video, Eamonn explained that the song has a powerful connection to him, not just as an Irish person, but also because of his late father.He said: "When you leave Ireland, this is your call back home.

No Place Like Home, which started on RTÉ One on Sunday, August 9, at 6.30pm, sees the presenter travelling the highways and byways of Ireland to show off some of the great places there are to go in this country.And she’s doing it all with her two-year-old daughter Ellie, who it would appear has inherited her mammy’s travel bug.‘It is just incredible to be back on the road again, to be out and about, feel the confidence in the country again and meet people,’ Kathryn says, with her usual

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Instagram of their staycation in Galway showing the couple having a serious splash about in the sea.  A post shared by AlanHughesTV (@alanhughestv) on Aug 9, 2020 at 2:58am PDTThe Ireland AM presenter took to Instagram sharing a video of their water fight and it is all kinds of hilarious.In the caption, he said, ‘Kids will be kids

The British Film Institute, together with the U.K. government's Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, has started the recruitment process for a new BFI chair, with Josh Berger due to step down from the role in November.

@ciarakellydoc thinks of the Tampax ad being banned by the Advertising Standards Authority for Ireland. pic.twitter.com/u494Ya5Id5— NewstalkFM (@NewstalkFM) July 30, 2020She went on to point out that that view is not the female perspective of a vagina.

Naman Ramachandran British Film Institute (BFI) Chair Josh Berger will step down from the role in November, after serving the maximum 10 years permissible in the position.The U.K. Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport has launched the recruitment process for a new Chair.Berger also serves as president and managing director for Warner Bros.

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U2's Bono and The Edge made the "Songs From an Empty Room" benefit for unemployed crew members a bit more special this weekend when they dipped into a Led Zeppelin classic during the all-star telecast. With so many non-musician support crew out of work due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Bono said he and Edge chose to play a snippet of "Stairway to Heaven" on the broadcast as a tribute to their roadies, who frequently run through the Zeppelin nugget while setting up the band's gear.

Bono and the Edge delivered a special shout-out to their Irish road crew by performing an acoustic duet of Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway To Heaven”.

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Curtis Pritchard has opened up about the “traumatic” moment he thought his dancing career was over after being attacked during a night out with his brother AJ in 2018.The Love Island star, who was a professional dancer on Dancing with the Stars Ireland at the time, and AJ were in a Cheshire nightclub with two friends on Boxing Day 2018 when they were assaulted in an unprovoked attack.As a result of the attack, Curtis suffered a knee injury, as well as injuries to his eye and face, and had to

The Irish Sun, she said: ‘All I’m hoping is that his spirit joins me on air and I find the words to do what made him so popular with the whole country.’Although one thing that has worried the Clontarf native is the fact that her mother might text in while she is presenting like she used to do when her father was on the show.Lottie revealed that her mother will text in and tell her how well she’s doing, but she texts the general radio number so the whole team can see it.The Ryan sibling also

The Victim is the intense new crime drama beginning on RTÉ One and judging by the first look we’re getting at it, we think it will live up to the hype.The four-part series debuted on the BBC last April and now Irish viewers will get to watch the drama of the Glasgow-based story unfold.‘In law, there is the accused and the victim.