Looping: Clontarf baths damaged in storm
Bobby Nolan, owner of the Clontarf Baths, surveys the damage after high tides and wave overtopping caused extensive damage to the facility. Video: Alan Betson
'Cá bhfuil an scoil?': Dublin gaelscoil pupils protest outside Leinster House
Students from gaelscoils in Dublin 2,4,6 and 8 have protested outside of Leinster House, calling for a masterplan for Gaelcholáiste Synge. Video: Alan Betson
Central Mental Hospital, Dundrum to be developed into housing
934 homes, alongside community facilities, are to be built at the site of the Central Mental Hospital in Dundrum, Dublin. Video: Alan Betson
Photo essay: A long road to priesthood – the journey of a Capuchin brother
The ordination in Dublin of Br Anthony Kurian was a milestone for the Kerala native, his family and the Capuchin Franciscan Order in Ireland
LOOPING: Taxi protest in Dublin
Taxi drivers are doing a “slow-go” protest in Dublin against a fixed-fare system introduced by Uber this month. Video: Alan Betson
President Connolly: 'Irish is not a problem, it is a gift'
President Connolly, speaking during a visit to a Dublin gaelscoil, has vowed to advance the Irish language during her presidency. Video: Alan Betson
Harry McGee gets media coaching from a professional communications trainer
Against the background of the Fianna Fáil coaching controversy, a leading political communications trainer puts our reporter Harry McGee through his paces.
Electric Picnic 2025: The weekend in pictures
From Kneecap on the Main Stage to lots of laughs at Trailer Park, thousands enjoyed three days of music, culture and craic at Electric Picnic 2025
Electric Picnic 2025 in pictures: The party kicks off at summer’s largest music festival
Campsites are a hive of activity as thousands of festivalgoers arriving today join the 40,000 who pitched their tents on Thursday
Guinness World Record broken at Electric Picnic 2025 for 'Saturday Night'
Over 8000 people danced to Whigfield’s "Saturday Night" at Electric Picnic 2025, smashing the old Guinness record of 325 people set in the UK in 2017.
Kellie Harrington joins fight to save Portland Row games pitch
Double Olympic gold medallist Kellie Harrington has joined her local community in fighting to save a games pitch near Dublin's Portland Row. Video: Alan Betson
Photo story: Summer solstice on the Hill of Tara
Rising sun is overshadowed by cloud and mist, but gathering proves an enjoyable occasion for all
On the ground with Ireland's only cadaver dogs
Sarda IN is a voluntary group in Northern Ireland that provides dogs for search and rescue, as well as for cadaver searches across Ireland. Video: Alan Betson
