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‘We like laughing at other people’s misery basically,’ says Sarah Greene explaining the Irish grá for gallows humour while promoting her forthcoming series Frank of Ireland.

Kilmarnock manager, now in charge of his country's women's side, said nobody "until Kingdom come" can match his team's feat of making next summer's tournament.Shields has led the side ranked 49th in the world to a major tournament for the first time against all the odds.They overcame Ukraine – 25 world ranking places above them – in a play-off tie last night.Shiels famously led Killie to the League Cup in 2012 during his three-year stint at Rugby Park.And now he's become a national hero following the 2-0 second leg win at Seaview in Belfast which was completed with six part-time Irish League players in the starting XI."You have to take it in its context," he told the BBC."We look at Rory McIlroy – what he has done for Northern Ireland, what

Snoop Dogg has shared a new single today (March 22) called ‘CEO’ – you can listen to it below.The new track sees the rap legend reflecting on his success in the music industry over a percussion-heavy beat.Snoop also rescheduled his UK and Ireland tour for a third time to 2022. The ‘I Wanna Thank Me Tour’ will kick off next March in Glasgow before heading to London, Birmingham, Leeds, Manchester, Belfast, and Dublin.

Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford will celebrate their 11th wedding anniversary this year, but their love story started almost a decade before.

direct to your inboxEarlier this week, Boris Johnson announced the earliest date non-essential shops are allowed to reopen their doors.From April 12, shops which have not been able to open since January will finally be open for browsing and in-store purchases.The new rules have left some people confused about what is open and when.Here's the latest opening dates for shops like Argos, IKEA, The Range, Homebase and B&Q.IKEA will be reopening its doors to shoppers on April 12.However, the retailer is currently operating a click and collect service.

Lisbon Lions as a kid growing up in Belfast.And the Northern Ireland strike legend insists his former pupil Eddie Howe is the perfect man to bring that back to Parkhead.Quinn was gutted to see his former international team-mate Neil Lennon’s second spell in charge of the Hoops end disastrously this week.

direct to your inboxMoving to a different city is a stressful prospect even in normal times.But arriving in a new place when you can't mix with other people, and much of society including pubs and restaurants are shut is an even more daunting prospect.So spare a thought for 22-year-old Jake Burns, who recently moved to Manchester from Belfast.He has only experienced our city during the lockdown, and took to social media after admitting feeling 'lonely' in his new home.Jake tweeted: "i know most people wouldn’t tweet this because it ain’t cool and it is a lil embarrassing but i’ve been lonely recently.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by

James Nesbitt has just played his most chilling role ever, as a police officer on the star’s home turf of Northern Ireland.

Northern Irish electronic act Bicep score this week’s highest new entry on the Official Irish Albums Chart with Isles.

Emmerdale aired a big surprise for residents on Thursday night, as one character made a swift return to the village.

Judi Dench has confirmed that she has received her first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine!

The devastated mum of a teenager found dead in a storm drain has demanded "the truth" about his disappearance and death.

Coronation Street star Charlie Lawson has played Jim McDonald on the Cobbles since 1989.The star, 61, is a rolling character who pops up now and again, but has not appeared on the soap this year. So what is he up to? Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK's daily newsletter.

‘Discworld’ novels, the series follows an unlikely group of misfits who find themselves having to save the city of Ankh-Morpork from a villain.  “When I read the scripts, I’d never come across anything like it,” Dormer, 51, tells The Post from his home in Belfast.“It’s very zany and irreverent but a real heartfelt piece of comedy.”Co-starring Matt Berry (“What We Do In the Shadows”) as the voice of a sword named Wayne and Sam Adewunmi (“Doctor Who”) as the nefarious Carcer Dun, the show’s humor is sometimes “Monty Python”-esque; title cards share information such as “20 years, 4,698 bottles of booze and 68,237 brain cells later” and characters utter lines like, “You’re Captain Vimes? But you were trying to urinate on that dog!”Dormer’s

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Scotland is the favourite to see a white Christmas this year as bookies have slashed odds on snow falling on December 25.Aberdeen is top for a white-out across the whole of the UK with odds of 2-1 to have a snow-filled festive period in 2020.Glasgow and Edinburgh are close behind with a 5-1 chance from bookies.Bookmakers Coral have announced their latest odds on there being snow this Christmas as forecasters predict Scotland is set to freeze in a 'polar ice bomb'.A blanket of snow in Newcastle has odds of 5-1, while winter wonderland conditions in Belfast on Christmas Day is at 6-1.Coral’s Nicola McGeady said: “We may not be heading for the coldest

“Another hungry day. I’m thankful I can make bread as that’s all I’ve been eating, just so my children don’t go without… It’s three weeks till pay day and I’m so worried about how we’ll make it through,” Maria Thompson, a single parent of two from Belfast, writes.

A newlywed has been left heartbroken after her husband and father died within five months of each other.

Mirror's Notebook magazine that she and Eamonn had put the 'work in' to get to where they are today, in an interview given in early October prior to the news breaking. Ruth said: 'We've put the work in. We didn't do a reality show and get an overnight job on the telly.

Galashiels where she worked in 2015. Often placing bets for as little as two pence, widower Tommy frequented the bookmakers 'to chat to people'.Noticing the lonely OAP, Aoife, a then fashion communications student, struck up a conversation with him while on shift.

A group of lads that booked a cheap flight so they could meet up for a drink, have been branded "legends" but it's not what it seems.

An easyJet passenger was thrown off a flight after she reportedly began coughing on her fellow travellers.