BAD SISTERS creator and star Sharon Horgan appeared on Wednesday’s THE TOMMY TIERNAN SHOW on RTÉ One where she spoke about navigating the entertainment industry as a woman, as well as finding a balance between her career and home lives. Horgan’s influence on contemporary comedy is undeniable, a testament to her sharp wit and a writer’s instinct for the painfully funny truths of modern life. From the raw, unflinching honesty of PULLING, which she co-wrote and starred in, to the critically acclaimed CATASTROPHE, a series that redefined the romantic comedy by injecting it with a healthy dose of grim reality alongside co-writer and co-star Rob Delaney, Horgan has consistently crafted narratives that resonate deeply. Her work on MOTHERLAND further cemented her reputation for exploring the unvarnished realities of womanhood, relationships, and parenthood, creating characters that are flawed, relatable, and utterly hilarious. She possesses a unique ability to weave uncomfortable truths into comedic gold, making us laugh while simultaneously wincing in recognition. Her ventures into production with Merman have also empowered other distinct voices, showcasing a commitment to expanding the landscape of intelligent, character-driven comedy beyond her own brilliant output.
Meanwhile, Tommy Tiernan has carved out a unique space in the crowded world of television hosting, particularly with THE TOMMY TIERNAN SHOW. What sets him apart is his audacious, and indeed brilliant, decision to interview guests without any prior knowledge of their identity or background. This unconventional approach transforms each episode into an unscripted, often profoundly intimate, and always unpredictable conversation. Tiernan’s innate curiosity, his genuine empathy, and his masterful ability to listen and react in the moment elevate these exchanges beyond typical chat show banter. He creates an atmosphere where vulnerability is encouraged, leading to moments of surprising honesty, profound insight, and often, uproarious laughter. It’s a high-wire act of improvised television, relying entirely on his quick thinking, his vast general knowledge, and his deep well of human understanding. The result is a viewing experience unlike any other, proving that authentic connection, rather than meticulously researched questions, is the bedrock of truly compelling television.
Caitríona Balfe graces @tatlermagazine `s October cover!
From modelling for @chanelofficial to OUTLANDER`s Claire Fraser, and now two major literary adaptations on the way: SENSE AND SENSIBILITY and REBECCA. A career built on reinvention, one deliberate step at a time.✨
Full interview via link in bio 🔗︎
Forget everything you know about Fassbender!
In HOPE, he goes full motion-capture as an extraterrestrial invading a remote Korean village, starring alongside real-life wife Alicia Vikander as part of the alien family unleashing chaos.
HOPE hits US theaters Sep 9 🎬
🥊Who`s watching Saturday?
Barry Keoghan just gave Katie Taylor the send-off she deserves ahead of her final fight this Saturday at a sold-out Croke Park.
Watch now via 🔗︎ in bio.
In ELSINORE, Andrew Scott steps into the shoes of Ian Charleson — a gay actor preparing for the role of a lifetime while quietly living with AIDS, at a time when simply being himself could have ended his career.
Scott, who came out publicly in 2013, doesn`t treat this as just another role. It`s personal. It`s full circle. And it`s a tribute to an artist who never got to tell his own story on his own terms.
"I wanted people to understand he was trying to live — it`s not about fetishizing his death."
First look trailer via 🔗︎ in bio.
Aisling Bea is going home. 🇮🇪✨
The beloved Irish comedian steps in front of WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE? cameras to trace her roots back through Laois, Limerick and Kerry.
No forced tears. No manufactured melodrama. Just Bea being Bea — sharp, funny, and quietly moved as she digs into her family`s ties to the Easter Rising and the revival of the Irish language.
Watch now via irishfilmtv.com.
Netflix is expanding the TOP BOY universe 🎬
Oscar nominee Barry Keoghan steps into the role of Irish gangster Jonny McGee in JONNY BOY, a five-episode prequel.
Both begin filming in 2027 - Irish talent leading the charge in one of TV`s most gripping crime sagas 🔥
Full details via link in bio 🔗︎
Galway`s own @nicolacoughlan is trading Derry classrooms for something darker 👀
She`s joining Naomi Scott, Dominic West and Imelda Staunton in Netflix`s new drama pulling from the short stories Roald Dahl wrote for ADULTS — think conmen, adulterers, murderous mothers and a couple trying to outrun their own fate in a faded seaside town 🌊🔪
Full details via link in bio 🔗︎
Two Northern Irish friends. One ceasefire summer.
SKINTOWN just won the £50,000 Sean Connery Prize at Edinburgh International Film Festival 🏆 — beating nine other world premieres to take the top feature prize, voted by festival audiences themselves.
Directed by @kieron3016, this is 1994 Northern Ireland like you haven`t seen it on screen: hopeful, restless, and searching for a way out.
Full details via link in bio 🔗︎
Saoirse Ronan, the Bond girl?
The Irish actress says her dream role is a Bond villain, now husband Jack Lowden is reportedly in the running to be the next 007 - could 2026 give us Bond`s first husband-and-wife pairing?
We`re here for it. 🎬🖤
