Bring Them Down, starring Barry Keoghan, will be screened at Cinema City in Norwich as the award-winning director talks about the filming experience.

Barry Keoghan went from indie films to starring in both Marvel and DC, proving hard work and persistence pay off!

Love/Hate is, without a doubt, one of Ireland's most popular television series, delving into the lives of fictional families ...

Nearly 15 years since the first series hit our screens, Love/Hate still remains one of the biggest Irish shows ever made. It ...

THE creator of Love/Hate has shot down any chance of his hit show returning, The Irish Sun can reveal. Award-winning TV writer Stuart Carolan responded to claims made by actor John Connors that he ...

From Love/Hate to the The Banshees of Inisherin, actor Barry Keoghan has come a long way since his 2013 television debut ...

Of course, Noone and Abbott also share the screen with Barry Keoghan. The Dublin actor's megastar status didn't phase Noone, not least as she has worked with him before Hollywood had spotted him. “ ...

Barry Keoghan is booked and busy. He stars in the farm thriller Bring Them Down, which is out Feb. 7, and Hurry Up Tomorrow, the movie based on the Weeknd’s latest album that just debuted its ...

She was in the crash, too. Her teenage son, Jack (Barry Keoghan), is directionless and desperate for opportunity – even if it means violating the unspoken moral codes shared between sheep farmers.

A dollop of Oirish usually plays well in the US and emerald islander of the moment Barry Keoghan makes his first Super Bowl appearance – for website developer Squarespace, its 11th return to the Bowl.

She was in the crash, too. Her teenage son, Jack (Barry Keoghan), is directionless and desperate for opportunity – even if it means violating the unspoken moral codes shared between sheep farmers.