The new album by Sydney-based Irish singer Damien Leith – Now And Then – has debuted at No 12 on the Australian charts.

Irish documentary film Knuckle explores the blood-splattered world of Traveller fist fights.

Win one of five double passes to Sean Penn’s new film, This Must Be The Place, which is set in Dublin and also stars Bono’s daughter, Eve Hewson.

Win one of ten copies of The Cranberries new album, Roses

Sinéad O’Connor has just released her new CD – How About I Be Me (And You Be You?) – in Australia through Shock Records.

The Cranberries begin their long-awaited Australian tour on St Patrick’s Day with the first of two Melbourne gigs at the Myer Music Bowl.

Emirates and the Irish Echo are on the the hunt for an exclusive on-the-ground amateur reporter to cover the St Patrick’s Day celebrations live from Ireland. For your chance to win Emirates return Economy Class flights for you and a friend to Ireland, tell us in 100 words of less why you should be chosen.

We have ten copies of the popular Irish comedy Happy Ever Afters to give away. Two Irish weddings collide when both receptions are held at one hotel. The film stars Golden Globe winner Sally Hawkins, Sinéad Maguire and Tom Riley.  

The Irish Echo, in association with Hopscotch Films, gives you the chance to see the impressive new movie Albert Nobbs, starring Glenn Close and some of Ireland’s top actors including Brendan Gleeson, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Brenda Fricker, Maria Doyle Kennedy and Bronagh Gallagher. The film is set in Dublin and opens nationally on December 26.

The Irish football skipper is coming to Australia. His club LA Galaxy will take on Melbourne Victory at Etihad Stadium on Tuesday, December 6. The Irish Echo, in association with Tribal Sports Management, has five double passes to give away.