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Entertainment.ie is an Irish web company based in Dublin. The company provides news and reviews of programs and films for TV and the cinema. It also provides information on upcoming comedies, festivals, theater shows and music in Ireland, as well as celebrity news and gossip. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | Ireland |
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Search ArticlesMetric, Broken Social Scene, and Stars
Longtime friends and acclaimed bands Metric, Broken Social Scene, and Stars are bringing their collective talents to stages across North America and Europe this year as part of their huge co-headline ‘All the Feelings Tour’. They have now announced a headline 3Olympia Theatre, Dublin show for Wednesdays, 9th September 2026.
The Bob Dylan Roadshow
The Bob Dylan Roadshow is a spectacular live music experience celebrating the legendary songs of Bob Dylan. This outstanding five-piece band takes audiences on a captivating journey through the remarkable career of one of music’s greatest icons.
The Last Days Of Dalymount
Bohemian FC, POD and Aiken Promotions have come together to present a special series of intimate gigs at one of Irish football and culture’s most storied grounds.
Brigitte Calls Me Baby
Since their widely lauded debut album, The Future Is Our Way Out, Chicago-based Brigitte Calls Me Baby have brought a greater intensity of vision to their lavish breed of alt-rock, arriving at a boldly singular sound that is both thrillingly new and immediately essential to the modern rock landscape.
Gleaming World Unit
Belfast-based drummer and improvisor Stephen Davis is one of the most sought-after musicians and collaborators working today. He is a member of Anthony Braxton’s ‘The New Standard’ and the Alexander Hawkins Trio, and has worked with Marc Ribot, Evan Parker, Kris Davis, Paul Dunmall, Django Bates, and Van Morrison to name but a few.
9/11: The Unseen Tapes (S) Tue 21:00
The story of the September 11 terrorist attacks of 2001, told through previously unseen footage discovered in the archives of the international news agency Reuters almost 25 years later. From journalists and first responders to students and volunteer rescue teams, eyewitness accounts reveal how people reacted as the attacks unfolded and in the days that followed.
The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry (S) Tue 21:00
Devon-based pensioner Harold Fry receives a letter from his dying former work colleague, Queenie. She is living out her final few days in a Northumberland hospice. Harold spontaneously embarks on a physically gruelling 500-mile trek north. Drama based on Rachel Joyce's novel, starring Jim Broadbent and Penelope Wilton.
Colin from Accounts - Receptive Penile (S) Tue 22:00
Season: 3 | Episode: 1 | Length: 30m Gordon and Ashley are determined to move on from the embarrassment of his ill-fated proposal at Megan and Rumi's pop-up wedding. However, when a chance encounter at a suburban GP clinic throws their plans off course, the pair are forced to confront their lingering baggage. Return of the Australian comedy, starring Patrick Brammall and Harriet Dyer. New season.
The National Television Awards - The National Television Awards 2026 (S) Tue 20:00
Joel Dommett hosts the 31st edition of the ceremony from the O2 London as stars and a host of fans celebrate the UK's favourite TV shows and talent as voted for by viewers across the country. Vying for prizes are headline-making shows including I'm a Celebrity, The Celebrity Traitors, Heated Rivalry, Amandaland and The Other Bennet Sister, and there is a double nomination for David Attenborough in the year he turned 100.
Testament of Youth (S) Mon 23:10
When her fiance and brother are sent to the front line during the early days of the First World War, a young woman gives up her studies at Oxford University to follow them. She becomes a nurse, and the horrors she witnesses during the conflict change her outlook on life for ever. Period drama based on the memoirs of writer Vera Brittain, starring Alicia Vikander, Kit Harington and Taron Egerton.