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'Catherine Corless will not be frightened' (opens the original)
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Frank Berry’s new film The Lost Children of Tuam tells the story of how local woman and amateur historian Catherine Corless uncovered the dark truth about her hometown’s mother and baby home and exposed one of the greatest scandals in the history of the Irish Catholic Church. She is played by Laurence Olivier Award-winning English actress Monica Dolan. Her extensive theatrical film, TV and stage work includes Appropriate Adult, King Lear, All About Eve, and This Time Next Year and she can be nex
Film review: The Lost Children of Tuam (opens the original)
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Monica Dolan is superb in Frank Berry's gripping and moving account of how Catherine Corless exposed the horrific history of the Bon Secours mother and baby home in Tuam You will be hard pressed to find a better performance this year than Monica Dolan as Catherine Corless in this quietly powerful story of how one woman singlehandedly exposed one of the greatest scandals in Irish Catholic Church history. Corless is, of course, the Tuam woman and amateur historian who began investigating the mothe
Oasis to play two nights at Slane Castle next September (opens the original)
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Oasis have announced that they will play Slane Castle on the 4 and 5 of September 2027 with registration to buy tickets open now. The Slane dates are part of the band's new 38-date world tour which will also see them play concerts in the UK, Europe and the US, including five nights at Celtic Park in Glasgow, 11 nights at Etihad Stadium in Manchester, and four nights at Kenbworth. Fans can register to buy tickets here, with a warning that they must register before Thursday 17 September 4pm BST fo
'We wanted to make a feelgood movie', say Oasis directors (opens the original)
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The directors of the new documentary Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger have said that they set out to make a 'feelgood film' that didn’t dwell on the past but aimed to capture the estranged band’s bid to restore their legacy. Filmed on IMAX, the film charts the band’s reunion, 16 years after their famous split, and follows them across the world on a comeback tour that many people thought would never happen. It’s a concert movie and a road movie but mostly it is a story about forgiveness and redemp
Why breaking up was the best thing Oasis ever did (opens the original)
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Don't Look Back in Anger, the new film about the Oasis reunion, hits real emotional high notes as it tells the story of their miraculous comeback tour. As Noel says, "It turns out that the Oasis thing never went away . . . " Ten years ago, director Mat Whitecross gave us Supersonic, a terrific rock doc about the rise of Oasis from Burnage dreamers to Britrock royalty in the space of just three meteoric years. Tinged with regret, sadness and not a little anger from then-estranged brothers Noel an
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