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Marty Whelan: The making of an Irish broadcasting icon (opens the original)
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For almost half a century, Marty Whelan has been one of the most familiar voices in Irish broadcasting, a warm and unmistakable presence across radio and television. There have been highs, setbacks, comebacks and more than a few reinventions along the way. Now, at 70 and still firmly on air, he is being inducted into the IMRO Radio Awards Hall of Fame, a fitting honour for one of the greats of Irish broadcasting. The IMRO Radio Awards Hall of Fame honours individuals who have made a significant
Ronan makes directorial debut at Venice Film Festival (opens the original)
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Saoirse Ronan has made her directorial debut at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival with her short film Paper Plane, marking the first time the actress has walked the red carpet as a filmmaker. Ronan stepped out at the festival on Thursday night to celebrate the film, which is competing for the Orizzonti Award for Best Short Film, selected from over 2,500 short film entries. Starring Martha Malone, KIN star Clare Dunne and Tim Creed, the Screen Ireland-supported project was also written
McSweeney on The Traitors: 'We couldn't be happier' (opens the original)
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After taking Ireland by storm in its first season, The Traitors Ireland is back, and host Siobhán McSweeney says the runaway success of the first series has given the show a whole new energy for its return. The Traitors Ireland returns to RTÉ One and RTÉ Player on Sunday, with a brand-new cast heading to Slane Castle for another high-stakes battle of deception, betrayal and skulduggery. Last year's show became a huge ratings hit and saw 23-year-old business graduate Kelley Higgins from Letterken
Dermot Kennedy: From busker to Aviva history-maker (opens the original)
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On Saturday night, Dermot Kennedy took to the stage at the Aviva Stadium in front of more than 50,000 fans. Twenty-four hours later, he'll do it all again, becoming the first Irish solo artist to perform two consecutive concerts at the Dublin venue. It's the latest landmark in a remarkable journey that has taken him from busking on Grafton Street to becoming one of Ireland's biggest musical success stories. Every success story has a starting point, and for Dermot Kennedy it was the streets of Du
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