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The restaurant critic holds court in Belfast's Crescent Arts Centre. His style is not to Fionola Meredith's taste
If they once sounded anything like Neil Young, Fionola Meredith finds it hard to tell – she's too busy dancing
Fionola Meredith is underwhelmed by writer/director Paul Kennedy's debut feature at the Belfast Film Festival
Prime Cut Production's latest interactive, sit-specific work only lacks a little darkness
Fionola Meredith considers the pros and cons of Fickle Favours, Belfast's first all-female theatre company, as they prepare for their first production
Leontia Flynn and Sophie Collins continue a series of free readings on the Belfast Barge
The Devil arrives in a Dublin drinking hole in Conor McPherson's play about men, alcohol and the redemptive power of friendship
Is it difficult to be the next big thing that never was? Blackpool's finest silences the doubters at the Belfast Nashville Songwriters Festival
Initially hesitant, the once 'notoriously combative' critic, essayist and poet eventually finds his voice on a return visit to Belfast
An experimental adaptation of Oscar Wilde's Gothic masterpiece is undermined by a spinning disco ball
Dermot Bolger's adaptation of James Joyce's famous novel is 'a tribute to Joyce's own curious imagination'
Leesa Harker's Ulster parody of the EL James bestseller has been snapped up by Blackstaff Press
Everyone's favourite ska party band, led by the inimitable Buster Bloodvessel, get the crowd bouncing in west Belfast
Fionola Meredith makes no apologies for enjoying a terribly middle-class day out at sunny Minnowburn
'The singers and instrumentalists let out a volley of mad mutterings and animal sounds... it is impossible not to smile'
Surrealist whimsy, Mario, Queen of the Circus and a 'bum-off' at City Hall – that's right, it's the 12th of July
Artists and climbers Dan Shipsides and Neal Beggs recall an ascent to the summit of Lagazuoi
Colombian artist reimagines contentious interface area in north Belfast as part of the London 2012 Festival
Belfast is currently hosting Da Vinci, Steve McQueen and others, but it's the homegrown art that Fionola Meredith truly appreciates
The quintessential Belfast writer brings 'humour, precision and delicacy' to Polish Cultural Week
A woman that froths, a man wearing a branch and offal and balloons made out of binbags. It's performance, but is it art?
An hilarious exploration of 'the hypocrisy, the absurdity and the sexual immaturity' of our wee country
An unlikely trio bring the old sounds of the American wilderness to No Alibis bookstore
Kabosh Theatre Company use Titanic Belfast as the set of their latest site-specific piece. It works
Fionola Meredith talks to her father, Titanic author Michael McCaughan, about our continued fascination with the doomed liner
Fionola Meredith, chair of Belfast's Golden Thread Gallery, is more impressed with the cheap work than the Hirsts
Fionola Meredith enjoys a healthy helping of Cajun charm
The author and film-maker on George Clooney, Ian Paisley and psychopaths in the room
The scholar and critic enjoyed an 'interactive' experience in the presence of artist Jeffrey Morgan
Fionola Meredith looks back on a successful funding campaign and a whole host of stand out events
It's the Northern Irish artists that light up the Ulster Museum, not Banksy and Co
The characters are emotionally starved, but the audience is left replete by the ambigious ending
A brief Liam Neeson cameo stands out in the latest Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant sitcom
'Sweary, sweaty and stocky' Adrian Dunbar turns in a compelling performance
The professional grandfather of poetry on wedding dresses, the wonders of childhood and remembering Ronan Kerr
Laughable lyrics and a balding frontman can't put Fionola Meredith off getting lost in 'the joys of pop nostaliga'
'Like a diet of bitter herbs - this film leaves you unsatisfied,' writes Fionola Meredith
Kabosh pull off 'a triumph of creative editing' in this play about the origins of Indiana Jones
No matter what you call it, this English folk duo's sound is likely to get you moving
The action is moved from London to Belfast - but does the humour translate in this tale of three taxi drivers?
Caught between confusion and delight, Fionola Meredith enjoys the blend of political incorrectness and slapstick
Not one for the tourists, Colin Bateman's first stage show makes for a dark and bumpy ride
The Poet Laureate of Strangford Lough takes a gentle dander through his past with Fionola Meredith at Aspects Literature Festival
Fionola Meredith finds faults aplenty in Lynch and Jones' ode to a damaged national hero
Psychic art, séance cabinets and globalisation with chair of the Golden Thread Gallery, Fionola Meredith
The rock-poet Paul Durcan packs out the Dark Horse - Fionola Meredith never looks at her watch once
It might ruffle some feathers, but Marie Jones' latest production doesn't impress Fionola Meredith
Channel 4 drama explores Mo Mowlam's battle against illness and Northern Ireland's 'dour' politicians. Fionola MeredIth attends a special preview screening at the QFT
Heartfelt hymns and forgotten songs at St Bride's Church Hall bring the magic back to Christmas
Fionola Meredith is left in the dark at Queen's Film Theatre
Fionola Meredith falls for Lynn Barber's memories of youthful seduction
Fionola Meredith reviews Carol Moore's cinematic adaptation of the acclaimed stageplay
Fionola Meredith looks at the second largest ethnic minority group in Northern Ireland
Fionola Meredith discovers there are over 1000 members of the Indian community in Northern
Fionola Meredith finds out more about the Craft NI new scheme
The province’s largest minority ethnic group