Zach Bryan, Michael Bublé and Deftones announce summer 2026 shows in Ireland
Zach Bryan, Michael Bublé and Deftones have each announced shows for summer 2026 in Ireland.
Artist Daniel Nelis wins National Gallery’s AIB Portrait Prize
Nelis was among 26 shortlisted artists from the island of Ireland working across a variety of media, including painting, drawing, sculpture, video and photography, whose art is currently on display in the gallery.
Lily Allen announces Dublin show for June 2026
Lily Allen will perform at Dublin’s 3Arena on June 30th, 2026.
Oasis in Cardiff: This was emotional. For the Manchester-Irish diaspora, it’s like family
Up in the nosebleed seats of Cardiff’s Principality stadium in Wales, watching Oasis reunite for their first gig in 16 years was a sight.
Christmas: Dogs perform Welsh chapel's nativity play
"People waving sticks with tights on and dogs running around in costumes - so we had to do some explaining."
School meals: Pupils with lunch debts 'forgot to pay'
Many pupils who have run up meal debts of more than £1,800 at a school have the capacity to pay but have not done so, its head teacher has said.
Covid pass: Clubbers and businesses in Wales torn
Businesses and music lovers have said they feel "torn" after the introduction of Covid passes for nightclubs and large events in Wales.
'Shameful taboo' around sharing female health issues, women say
"It's never a nice thing to see that so many people had experienced a pain like this, but then again it's great to know that people have been through what you've been through."
'How we photographed a bioluminescence sea sparkle'
"It comes onto the waves - like champagne bubbles."
'Covid stops my wife who has terminal cancer make memories'
"Every day Maggie wakes up is a bonus."
Covid: 'Heart-breaking' wait for Rhondda couple to travel for IVF
A couple who wanted to travel abroad for IVF since the first UK lockdown say they are in a "heart-breaking" wait for travel rules to change.
Saundersfoot: Row over plans to chop down 83-year-old tree
Campaigners are calling for an 83-year-old tree on a popular Welsh beach to be protected from plans to chop it down over safety concerns.
Wales Covid Commemorative Event
Live coverage of the Wales National Coronavirus Commemorative Event from the Senedd in Cardiff Bay.
Covid lockdown anniversary: Wales remembers those lost to virus
Covid: Horses 'dying and ill' from lockdown walkers' food
Owners have said a rise in lockdown walkers feeding their horses has led to some dying and falling ill.
Covid: 'I'm chancing a holiday abroad in 2021 - why not?'
After a tough 2020 stuck indoors, many people are dreaming of a holiday this year.
Covid: Apprentice says staff found skills 'in the darkness'
For many hospital apprentices beginning placements in 2020, a pandemic was not necessarily what they signed up for.
Prestatyn school encourages pupils' fitness through home videos
School pupils are being encouraged to shoot and post online home fitness videos, as part of a challenge to combat lockdown lethargy.
Covid and dementia: Rhondda woman, 51, feels 'lost' during lockdown
"It feels like you're being punished for something you didn't do."
Calls for new migraine drug to be available on NHS in Wales
Former national poet of Wales, Gwyneth Lewis, who has up to 21 migraines a month, said she was "running out of options".
Breast cancer taboo 'can cause isolation' for black women
"There are feelings of being misunderstood which can run quite deep."
Video games to tackle mental health stigma
Three video games featuring characters with mental health conditions have been created to fight the social stigma.
Why we're giving up on dating apps to find love
Three people from Wales explain why they ditched the apps in favour of finding love offline.
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