As Star Trek Into Darkness wows Australian audiences this week, the actors who play Spock and Kirk have been doing their bit to promote the film in Ireland – courtesy of a cuplá focal.

Pop heavyweights The Script tell Nicola Bardon how personal losses led to their latest hit single and why they miss Dublin chippers and teabags when they’re away touring.

Bob Geldof and the Boomtown Rats have cancelled their remaining Australian tour dates, with promoters citing poor ticket sales.

Acclaimed Irish musician Roesy has found a new creative lease on life since he moved to Melbourne – and is now heading out on an Australian tour.

Irish Australian Declan Egan is currently playing one of the lead roles in hit musical Jersey Boys – and has his sights set on a career in the West End.

Comedian David O’Doherty can’t wait to give Australian audiences a good laugh and he might even find some time to enjoy a fruity cocktail or two on a rooftop bar, as Andrea McCullagh found out.

Hit Irish comedy Mrs Brown’s Boys is coming to Australia next year, following the huge success of the TV series with Australian viewers.

In Dublin for the premiere of his latest blockbuster Oblivion, the Hollywood star was shown research that traces his heritage back to 12th century Norman knights.

Bob Geldof has achieved incredible fame and fortune, but what still drives him is the need to make a statement. And he has a message for Australia, writes Billy Cantwell.

Cara Egan, 18, was one of 20 HSC music students chosen to perform at the Opera House.