Entertainment
Meath County Council Welcomes Launch of Writer’s Way on RTÉ Player
Meath County Council is delighted to announce that Writer’s Way, the television series produced by the Council during 2025 to showcase the beauty, heritage, culture […]
Sky Ireland hit with €250k fine
Comreg, the Irish communications regulator, has recently hit Sky Ireland with a €250k fine in relation to breaches surrounding customer cancellations. The investigation was opened […]
Inaugural Dunboyne Film Festival Rewards Meath’s Most Talented Young Filmmakers
More than forty short films competed for top prizes at the first ever Dunboyne Film Festival, held at Dunboyne GAA Club on May 21st. The […]
When Ireland Made Us Feel Again
Ireland’s qualification campaign for the World Cup has passed us by and although going out on penalties, losing away to the Czech Republic, this campaign […]
Great Days Out: Balrath Woods
Balrath Wood is a great spot for a wander during these cooler, Winter months. The dense forest is great for covering you from the rain […]
Duleek musician Calum Angew wins ‘A New Local Hero’ prize
Duleek’s Calum Agnew won the Hot Press ‘A New Local Hero’ prize after competing against five other national finalists. A New Local Hero is part […]
Imogen Mears from Meath wins ‘LauraLynn Oscar’ for Best Entertainment Movie
On Saturday, September 14th, Imogen Mears and her family from Meath were one of six LauraLynn families shining on the red carpet at the Odeon […]
Young Bands of Ireland: Azure
AZURE, a new fiveman band in the Irish music scene have been making waves, playing shows across the country and are set to release their […]
The Killer: parody of its own creator’s works
The Killer is David Fincher making a parody of David Fincher movies. It’s a film about a meticulous perfectionist who prepares every little minute detail […]
Killers Of The Flower Moon: another Scorcese classic
Scorsese is far more than a man who makes just gangster movies unlike what plenty of people think. He’s one of the most important people […]
Oppenheimer: A blockbuster amplified by the cinematic experience
Oppenheimer is a cinematic triumph and Nolan’s greatest movie yet. From discussing Oppenheimer with friends/family, I was surprised to learn of how few people actually […]
Barbie Movie: Living in a Barbie world
Barbie had a lot to live up to going in. It had to both live up to the insane marketing hype it created, as well […]
Spider-Man: Across The Spider Verse Review
In 2018, Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse revolutionised the animation industry and let studios realise that audiences are willing to accept more surrealistic animated features. The […]
‘From A Low And Quiet Sea’ screenplay: A new way of adapting novels to theatre
The screenplay version of the novel ‘From a Low and Quiet Sea’ written by Donal Ryan, was mostly a unique experience due to how the […]
The Super Mario Bros. Movie: A good (enough) adaptation
The Super Mario Bros. Movie was a pleasant surprise to me. Illumination is not the most consistent studio and the trailers. Despite the trailer looking […]