Grand finale: Clarkson, May and Hammond take final TV road-trip on The Grand Tour: One For The Road
David Roy speaks to the three former Top Gear men about their last blast across Africa
Out of the woods: Snow Patrol play it safe on ‘comeback’ record The Forest is The Path - with the odd encouraging sign of sonic evolution along the way
David Roy reviews The Forest is The Path, Snow Patrol’s eighth album and the band’s first since reverting to a trio
Power NI driving down home tariffs for EV owners
The electricity company has a new range of tariffs specifically aimed at electric car owners
Sand blasters: Meyers Manx back with new electric beach buggy and updated petrol-powered favourites
David Roy on the return of the iconic Californian dune buggy maker
Belfast Legend: Thin Lizzy founder Eric Bell recalls greatest highs and lows of a 60 year career that’s earned him Oh Yeah Legend status
David Roy chats to the east Belfast-bred Thin Lizzy guitar ace and solo star about being honoured in his home town
Noise Annoys: new music and gigs from Tom Hingley, Screaming Eagles and Sister Ghost
Today's Noise Annoys rounds up new releases from Screaming Eagles, Sister Ghost and former Inspiral Carpets leader Tom Hingley, the latter of whom will be touring in Ireland next week...
Dead & Buried: Colin Morgan and Annabel Scholey on new Irish revenge thriller exploring shared trauma
David Roy chats to the stars of the new Colin Bateman-penned series set on the Co Derry/Donegal border
‘We don’t know if Andy will re-join Oasis’ - Steve Queralt of shoegaze legends RIDE on Irish shows, memories of pre-fame Oasis and whether guitarist Andy Bell will be part of Oasis Live ‘25
David Roy speaks to RIDE bassist Steve Queralt as the Oxford quartet return to Ireland in support of their Top 10 album Interplay
Cannonball Ireland 2024 ready to roll with over 200 supercars, including the new Lamborghini Revuelto
Ireland’s annual ‘supercar road trip’ returns next month
‘The great wait is over’: Oasis announce Dublin dates as part of Oasis Live ‘25 reunion tour for 2025
The Britpop icons will reunite for a series of huge shows next year
Loveable rogues: Sean Coyle on marking 10th anniversary of Gerry Anderson’s death with new radio tribute
David Roy speaks to broadcaster Sean Coyle about paying tribute to his late friend and co-presenter Gerry Anderson with a new two-part radio programme marking the 10th anniversary of the Derry man's passing
Man of Substance: Peter Hook on uniting Joy Division and New Order faithful with joint celebration of past glories
David Roy chats to the veteran bass-wrangler about the joy of re-educating diehards by performing the music of both seminal bands side-by-side
Noise Annoys: Fontaines DC’s Romance is an affair to remember - just don’t expect roses
David Roy gets wooed by the new Fontaines DC album Romance
Out for Blood: crime writer Stuart Neville gets back to his horror roots with new thriller Blood Like Mine
David Roy chats to Co Armagh-born crime writer Stuart Neville about returning to his horror roots with new thriller Blood Like Mine
Teenage dreams: 17-year old Ballybofey blues star Muireann Bradley on signing a major label record deal and balancing Leaving Cert studies with international success
David Roy chats to 17-year-old Ballybofey blues prodigy Muireann Bradley, who shot to fame following her appearance on Jools Holland's Annual Hootenanny on New Year’s Eve, and her dad/manager John as she prepares to play at Bangor’s Open House Festival