Craic
Black Twitter’s Funniest Spooky Season Moments Become October’s Daily Trending Topic
Black Twitter turned Halloween 2026 into a daily trending topic with hilarious jokes about pop culture, football, food,…
Comedy
Breaking News
Breaking News: Vittorio Angelone Apologises After Controversial Rape Joke
Vittorio Angelone has apologised after a rape-related joke sparked criticism, prompting debate about comedy, consent and public accountability.
Breaking News
Breaking News: Shane Gillis to Host Saturday Night Live
Shane Gillis is set to host Saturday Night Live, returning to the programme in a high-profile guest-hosting role…
Craic
Daily Trending Topic: 51 Funniest Black Tweets That Made September Bearable
September’s funniest Black tweets cover pop culture, food, dating, work and everyday chaos in this viral humour roundup.
Breaking News
Breaking News: Comedian Jimmy Cricket dies aged 80 after short illness
Jimmy Cricket has died aged 80 after a short illness, with family and fellow comedians paying tribute to…
Life & Style
Vittorio Angelone on lifestyle Ireland, belonging and the quiet work of claiming Irishness
Vittorio Angelone reflects on Irish identity, Belfast roots and why belonging can feel sharper when it is questioned.
Events
Dublin Fringe Festival 2026 and 2027: A Celebration of Theatre, Comedy, and Dance
The Dublin Fringe Festival is set to return in 2026 and 2027, showcasing a vibrant mix of performances…
Events
Exciting Indoor Events in Ireland for 2026 and 2027: A Look Ahead at Theatre, Comedy, Exhibitions, and Family Shows
Discover the upcoming indoor events in Ireland for 2026 and 2027, featuring theatre, comedy, exhibitions, and family shows.…
Events
Comedy Shows in Ireland 2026 and 2027: A Guide to Tours, Festivals, and Stand-Up Performances
Discover the exciting lineup of comedy shows taking place in Ireland in 2026 and 2027, including stand-up performances…
News
Lucy Beaumont Opens Up About Abuse and Silence in Comedy
Lucy Beaumont says women who spoke up about predatory behaviour in comedy were often not believed, reigniting debate…