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Dublin's Light House Cinema has applied for planning permission to build two new screens (opens the original)
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THE LIGHT HOUSE Cinema in Dublin’s Smithfield has applied for planning permission for two new screens. It would add to the four existing screens in its building, located just off Market Square. The application to An Coimisiún Pleanála asks for permission to change unit 9b, the facades of which are on Queen Street and Blackhall Walk, from a retail space to a cinema space. Within it would be two small screens with 35 and 45 seats. It would bring the Light House’s seating capacity to 694. Extra toi
'They called us Irish bastards, but then Parrott scored': One fan's experience at the Israel game (opens the original)
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The Journal and The 42’s reporting on the Uefa Nations League matches between Ireland and Israel is available to read here. ONE OF THE few Irish fans who attended Ireland’s match against Israel on Sunday says he wanted to support the players after a turbulent week. Frank O’Connor, who is originally from Clondalkin but now lives in California, has been going to Ireland matches since 1987. The FAI had previously said no tickets would be sold to Irish supporters for Sunday’s game in Debrecen. But O
Love/Hate creator Stuart Carolan on Jim Sheridan's comments that RTÉ needs to 'get a bit dangerous' (opens the original)
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THE CREATOR OF Love/Hate has said it’s nearly impossible to get fresh stories onto screen these days, and that for every 10 scripts he writes, nine go nowhere. Stuart Carolan was speaking ahead of the premiere of his next series Tall Tales and Murder, which is RTÉ’s new Sunday night drama. He says it’s written as “if the world was ending tomorrow, and you could do whatever the fuck you wanted and just have a laugh”. It’s his attempt to make something a bit different, the screenwriter said, and t
Taylor Swift has hinted at ANOTHER big release. We rounded up fan theories of what it could be. (opens the original)
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GRAB YOUR MAGNIFYING glass and don your tinfoil hat. Taylor Swift is dropping hints that need analysing. Today, she released bonus tracks from her last album The Life of a Showgirl, but fans speculate she’s got something else up her sleeve. The music video for one of the new songs, Patient Zero, will premiere at MTV’s Video Music Awards (VMAs) this weekend. It features Dakota Johnson and our own Colin Farrell. Swift at the VMAs in 2022 Alamy Stock Photo Alamy Stock Photo Swift has a long history
Could you really save money by swapping out your boiler for a heat pump? We asked an expert (opens the original)
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THE ENERGY MINISTER this week mooted an oil boiler scrappage scheme that would offer households an extra €2,000 for switching to an electric heat pump. The grant, which is expected to be available from January 2027, is in addition to existing heat pump grants worth €12,500. Paul Deane is a senior lecturer in clean energy futures at University College Cork and has installed a heat pump in his own home. On the face of it, more funding for retrofitting is a positive move. However, individuals must
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