The show, formerly called Brian and Margaret, dramatizes the story of her last ever TV interview, which some believe was the final nail in her prime ministerial coffin. The 45-minute interview was ...

There’s a “feeling,” he tells VF, “that nothing sticks.” “It’s wild to compare Boston to that,” says Hayes. One troubling caveat, he notes, is that people have “become ...

Best known for her portrayal of Beryl Palmer in the Logie-winning drama Sons and Daughters, Hayes captivated audiences with her heartfelt performances, which earned her the prestigious Penguin ...

Glanbia has confirmed that up to 60 jobs could “be impacted” this year in Ireland as a result of a “digital transformation program”. In a statement today (Wednesday, January 22) the group – which has ...

The redundancies will be a mix of voluntary and compulsory Glanbia has announced a restructuring of its finance, HR and IT roles at its Irish operations Up to 60 jobs will be made redundant at ...

Kilkenny-based nutrition group Glanbia is planning a restructuring of the administrative functions at its Irish locations in a move that will involve up to 60 redundancies, some of them compulsory.

Glanbia, which is led by Hugh McGuire, chief executive, employs 590 staff at locations in Dublin, Kilkenny and Waterford.

Crime drama Silent Witness is back on our screens for the 28th series, and features actress Kerrie Hayes as lawyer Faith, looking very different from her best known role in 2012 BBC drama Good Cop.

A spokesperson for the Leila Hayes Drama Studio announced her death and said Hayes “leaves behind a rich legacy spanning television, radio, theatre, and education”. Entertainment industry ...

News of Hayes' passing sparked an outpouring of grief, with fans taking to social media to remember the late actress’ stellar career and life. Source: Facebook/ Leila Hayes Drama Studio.

The popular crime drama Silent Witness is back on our screens for its 28th series, featuring actress Kerrie Hayes in a role that's a far cry from her best-known part in the 2012 BBC drama Good Cop.

MSNBC's Rachel Maddow and Chris Hayes both took offense to Donald Trump's inauguration Monday - albeit for different reasons. Maddow, the crown jewel of the struggling news station, took issue ...