Familiar characters will return, along with new faces from police teams in Lurgan and Portadown

Inspired by childhood memories of a wailing wind in a north Belfast house, filmmaker Nathan Hughes’s new horror short pits ancient folklore against scepticism, greed and materialism

A creepy cornucopia of ghosts, ghouls, vampires, monsters and sea hags awaits you

After three decades exploring Ulster’s people, places and past, Joe Mahon is bringing Mahon’s Way to a close. Here, the presenter talks about retirement, the archive he hopes to preserve, and why his next great journey will be with his grandchildren.

Taika Waititi talks to Lynn Rusk about bringing his distinctive style and humour to his film adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s novel Klara And The Sun

The creator of ‘The West Wing’ has directed a follow-up to his 2010 movie ‘The Social Network’, focusing on a Facebook whistleblower. Louis Chilton speaks to the motor-mouthed writer about his late-in-life pivot to directing, the pitfalls of network TV, and why he’s desperate to write something ‘frivolous’ for once

Since her breakthrough role in Derry Girls, Saoirse-Monica Jackson has broadened her acting repertoire on both sides of the Atlantic. Here, she talks about staying grounded, married life and what makes Irish fashion so unique

Corporation says expenditure on Irish and output totals unchanged

Forty years after his mother dragged a reluctant seven-year-old to his first audition in Portadown, the Armagh actor is pulling pints as the Rovers Return’s new landlord. From Shameless to Bohemian Rhapsody, he tells how a childhood part he didn’t want led to the biggest role of his career

Josh Brolin, Austin Abrams and writer-director Brian Duffield chat to Lynn Rusk about their survival thriller Whalefall based on Daniel Kraus’s novel