John Meagher

‘The Boys of Dungeon Lane’ opens door to childhood memories while Ed O’Brien finds his rhythm on second album

The presenter talks about family life, RTÉ upheavals, and how her interviewing technique is the iron fist in the velvet glove

The columnist on making peace with being a failed rock star, how he became quite needy while penning his debut novel and the marriage-saving tactics of having two writers in the house

The columnist on making peace with being a failed rock star, how he became quite needy while penning his debut novel and the marriage-saving tactics of having two writers in the house

The Horslips founder on trying to break the US, his new exhibition featuring photos taken during the band’s ‘70s tour, and why the quintet were indie even before the term was coined

Italia ‘90 or Korea-Japan 2002? Our famous faces recall their favourite memories from World Cups gone by... even the ones without Ireland

Ahead of their biggest ever Irish gig, the Dropkick Murphys frontman praises Kneecap’s “fearless activism”, and explains why the Celtic punk band will never stop dedicating ‘First Class Loser’ to the US president

Italia ‘90 or Korea-Japan 2002? Our famous faces recall their favourite memories from World Cups gone by... even the ones without Ireland

Superfan Sathnam Sanghera avoids hagiography in ‘Tonight the Music Seems So Loud’, a hugely enjoyable work that takes the good and great with the bad

Is it a vital communications tool for the nation’s youth? Are they using it positively or is it a cesspool affecting their mental health? We talk to the most important people in this conversation