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Ticketmaster accused of ‘misleading commercial practice’ over Oasis Croke Park tickets
6+ day, 21+ hour ago (330+ words) Ticketmaster has been accused of "misleading commercial practice" over ticket sales for the sell-out Oasis reunion concerts at Croke Park last year. Pic: Simon Emmett/Fear PR/PA Wire Ticketmaster has been accused of "misleading commercial practice" in connection with…...
'My heart broke in a gazillion pieces': Autistic woman left feeling overwhelmed and excluded due accessibility issues at EP
1+ week, 2+ day ago (630+ words) Avid music fan Kate Raftery at EP with her mother Michelle. Picture: Michelle Raftery An autistic woman has said her "heart broke in a gazillion pieces" when she saw the main accessible platform at Electric Picnic was next to the…...
Jon Ronson: Delving into the modern world and the men having difficulty with it
1+ week, 5+ day ago (853+ words) 6 Months for €18.50 Jon Ronson's latest book is The Castle: Adventures in a World of Unraveling Men. Picture: Emli Bendixen Jon Ronson woke up one morning to the kind of text message that rattles a parent to their core. It was…...
'127 prison guards applied': I visited The Traitors Ireland set — here's what to expect this year
3+ week, 2+ hour ago (1391+ words) Deirdre McArdle at the round table on the set of The Traitors Ireland at Slane Castle, where some tense scenes will be played out when series two begins. Picture: Andres Poveda An iron-clad NDA, cloak-and-dagger travel arrangements, dodging cameras, and…...
My life with Martin O'Donoghue: how play is transforming Cork City, one giant game at a time
3+ week, 2+ day ago (230+ words) Martin O'Donoghue of Let's Play! Cork. Picture: Larry Cummins Not many adults can say they get paid to play their favourite childhood games but I’m lucky enough to be doing just that as a result of my rather unconventional career…...
My Life in books: When it comes to books in my house it’s a case of 'chaos reigns"
3+ week, 2+ day ago (663+ words) TP O'Mahony says JD Salinger's 'The Catcher in the Rye' reminds him of the joys of his lost youth. File picture Cork author and journalist TP O’Mahony was formerly religious affairs correspondent with the Irish Press and the Irish Examiner....
Cecelia Ahern: I am drawn to books with heart — I don’t want to read an AI novel
3+ week, 2+ day ago (1876+ words) Author Cecelia Ahern: "The joy [of writing] is in creating something yourself and in working out how to express the story yourself" Picture: Gareth Chaney On A glorious summer’s day in Malahide, Cecelia Ahern is the epitome of calm. You…...
Mick Clifford on the Healy-Rae documentary: A political soap opera turned Greek tragedy
3+ week, 3+ day ago (898+ words) TDs Michael and Danny Healy Rae pictured at the Healy Rae Bar, owned by Danny, during Michael's term as a Junior Minister in the Department of Agriculture. Picture: Jerry Kennelly/Local Story Films The Healy-Raes would have fitted neatly into…...
Michael Moynihan: Is it really that hard to get Irish placenames translated properly?
3+ week, 4+ day ago (1046+ words) For a different take on on signage, come with me to Bishop Lucey Park in Cork City, where the Irish language is truly being put through the wringer. Picture: Chani Anderson. Back in the day — which is to say, the…...