A fresh-faced Irish youngster was given a rough ride on his first day as an intern at a radio station when he was abandoned in the studio by the crew and put live on air to present the show himself. The stunt was part of RTÉ’s ‘The Fear’ programme, normally presented by Bernard O’Shea, Jennifer… Continue reading Youngster forced to present live radio show in hilarious prank
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Irish doctors strip off for charity calendar
Doctors in Ireland have followed the lead of the country’s farmers by stripping off for a topless charity calendar. Irish Doctors 2015 is on sale now and has already attracted orders from around the world. A percentage of the proceeds from Irish Doctors Calendar will be donated to the charity Epilepsy Ireland.
Irish bride to sell wedding dress after discovering her husband's secret life
A new bride is selling several items from her wedding including her dress and wedding and engagement rings after discovering her husband’s secret life. The bride, from Cork and known only as ‘Chloe’, was married just six months ago. Not long after the wedding she became suspicious that all wasn’t well in her relationship. Her… Continue reading Irish bride to sell wedding dress after discovering her husband's secret life
Singer has message for politicians over water charge
One Irish musician has a message for the politicians who want to start charging for water. Robbie Dunn, who is based in Australia, has composed his own song and uploaded a video on to YouTube. The name of the song? “You can shove your water meters up you’re a**e!” Many will feel that Dunn has… Continue reading Singer has message for politicians over water charge
Action-man Neeson back and better than ever in Tak3n
Liam Neeson is back on the big screen as super-badass Bryan Mills in the third instalment of the Taken trilogy. The Northern Irishman returns to the role of former CIA agent Mills who is this time on the run from the FBI, CIA and LAPD after being set up for his wife’s murder. He has… Continue reading Action-man Neeson back and better than ever in Tak3n
Mrs Brown’s Boys characters all played by writer’s own family
Mrs Brown’s Boys has become a smash hit since it was first broadcast in 2011. The foul-mouthed Irish Mammy has captured the hearts of viewers with her matriarchal manner, and interference in her family’s affairs. What is unknown to many fans of the show, is that many of Mrs Brown’s sons, daughters and other family… Continue reading Mrs Brown’s Boys characters all played by writer’s own family
University receives $260,000 to study Irish tongues
Irish tongues and their movements are the subject of a $260,000 study by linguistic experts at the Santa Cruz University in California. As few as 3% of people in Ireland use the language on a regular basis, and experts fear that without proper documentation and recordings, it could die out completely. Jaye Padgett in Ireland.… Continue reading University receives $260,000 to study Irish tongues
Toddler in no mood for any of Mammy’s nonsense
This little Northern Irish girl is not in the mood for any nonsense. She has dressed up and rehearsed her lines for the big performance. She is about to sing a song from the hit film Frozen and looks every inch the Disney princess. And just as she’s about to begin, her mother has the… Continue reading Toddler in no mood for any of Mammy’s nonsense
Billy Connolly on his last conversation with close friend Robin Williams
Scottish comedy legend Billy Connolly has spoken about his last conversation with his dear friend Robin Williams. Connolly revealed that the American star had asked him for advice on dealing with Parkinson’s disease, and phoned him a week later to thank him. Williams tragically took his own life last month, after battling with depression. He… Continue reading Billy Connolly on his last conversation with close friend Robin Williams
Irish girls win top Science Award in California
Three students from Ireland have been recognised for their achievements and awarded the top prize at the Google Science Fair in California. Sophie Healy Thow, 17, and Ciara Judge and Émer Hickey, both 16, have been studying the potential benefits of fertilising crops with naturally forming bacteria. The three girls combined their love of gardening… Continue reading Irish girls win top Science Award in California