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St Patrick’s Day 2020 was one like no other in Ireland or the rest of the world as parades were cancelled, streets deserted, and pubs and bars either closed or empty. The coronavirus outbreak has affected all corners of society in most countries around the world.

Irish actor Barry Keoghan has spoken about working with superstar Angelina Jolie – and why she reminds him of his grandmother! Keoghan worked with Jolie in the Marvel movie The Eternals and has also spent some time with her and fellow star Selma Hayek promoting the film.

A hungover man woke up more than a little confused after crashing on the sofa after a party recently, when the homeowners didn’t have a clue who he was. The Scottish man posted a great video online in which he explains the story, whilst trying to hold back the tears of laughter. So, he attended… Continue reading Hungover man confused to wake up on sofa in the wrong house

The queen of Hollywood Meryl Streep has another title to add to her endless list of awards and accolades. The Devil Wears Prada actress has been named as the star with the best Irish accent in a film out of a list of several movie legends.

Guinness have released a sombre advert for St Patrick’s Day this year, as the world comes to terms with the coronavirus pandemic. The iconic Irish stout brand tells its customers: “When you raise a pint of Guinness, also remember to raise each other up.”

Brendan O’Carroll has claimed that his comedy Mrs Brown’s Boys can offer the public some comfort amidst the panic and uncertainty over the coronavirus crisis. The Dublin comic said: “When people get scared they get nostalgic. Mrs Brown is in tune with that.”

Irish star Barry Keoghan has spoken about how much he enjoys coming home to Ireland after he moved to LA in 2018. Keoghan says that one of the things he misses about Ireland is going to the pub with friends and watching sport on the big screens.

For the first time in history the kissing of the Blarney Stone has been cancelled as an attraction for visitors and tourists. The move follows a series of measures ordered by the Irish government to attempt to control the outbreak of the coronavirus.

An Irishman who lives and works in China has posted a message of hope to people back home in Ireland. Mark Murray lives in the Jilin Province in China, which is roughly the size of Ireland – but has 23 million people.