Billy Keane

Billy Keane: The soundtrack of my boyhood Sundays, Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh’s voice will forever echo across this island

Billy Keane: The lingerie man got sent an ad for French knickers – now he’s worried about what else ‘they’ know

Billy Keane: First he made us laugh, then he mesmerised us on stage, but poetry might just be Jon Kenny’s calling

Billy Keane: It took three days and a few drops of brandy for Maureen (95) to lift the lid on my family’s Inis Mór secret

Letters: Heartening to see so many young people looking to effect change in politics

Billy Keane: It drives me nuts when people say Bruce is a great man for his age – his Croker gig was a tonic for all

Billy Keane: I used to give up broccoli for Lent. Other lads gave up sweets, and me munching away on the chocolate

Billy Keane: Big-hearted Dolly Parton’s real-life coat of many colours was right there in front of us, and we all cried

Billy Keane: Great music, optimism, making friends in Low Places and no mention of Trump – Nashville, I’ll be back

Billy Keane: Walking in Memphis, we felt the warmth of human kindness and the sadness that birthed the blues

Billy Keane: As furrow-browed farmers keep their fingers crossed for a dry spell, all we are saying is give peas a chance

Billy Keane: Since I was small, I’ve wanted to change the world for the better, but it’s changed me for the worse

Billy Keane: Hate speech is eejit speech. Call out all those tellers of false stories every time they malign the new Irish

Letters: If people can’t pay their mortgages, they should have to leave the property

Billy Keane: There’s a myth that women aren’t fond of sex. It’s a load of nonsense. They are, but just not all the time

Billy Keane: ‘I no longer feel I am the best person for that job’ – Listowel Patrick’s Day parade needs a new MC as I’ve quit

Billy Keane: There are nights I feel like selling and opening up Billy’s Beach Bar, but I’d miss the madness and craic

Billy Keane: Irish is a beautiful language, but teaching it should be an exciting, user-friendly experience

Billy Keane: The proposed amendments would allow us to make our own families in our own way, so I’ll vote Yes-Yes

Billy Keane: Catholic Ireland had to make a call – sackcloth and ashes or in the sack after vodka with dashes

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