What I Do: 'I like animals that go under the radar'Aleksandra Konieczka founded 'The Joy of Bats' to help people and communities understand the benefits of bats and better grasp local ecology.Fri Oct 20 2023 - 09:14
Conor Pope looks at the budget in 90 secondsConor Pope looks at some of the ways you might make money in this years Budget.Tue Oct 10 2023 - 17:14
Can this Budget solve Ireland's housing crisis?With Ireland's housing crisis continuing can any actions in the forthcoming Budget make a significant impact?Mon Oct 09 2023 - 09:30
Conor Pope: Big tech need to step up to stop online fraudConor Pope from the Irish Times asks why tech and fintech companies aren't doing more to combat online fraud.Sat Oct 07 2023 - 07:44
'I'm honoured to be part of this country': 3,000 people granted Irish citizenship in DublinAround 3,000 people were granted citizenship in Dublin's convention centre.Mon Oct 02 2023 - 17:24
Best of 2023 - 'We have people in their 50s and 60s coming in': Tattoo boom continues in DublinGeorgiana Stoian has been working as a tattoo artist for twelve years and has seen a massive post-Covid surge in demand for body-art.Sat Sept 30 2023 - 09:30
Irish Navy feel 'complete indifference from official Ireland'After a successful week for the Irish Navy and Defence forces is the funding there for responding to future threats on Irish waters?Fri Sept 29 2023 - 21:26
From 3D printing to AI weather presenters: RHA show looks at nature through new technologiesAlan Butler's new show utilities cutting edge technology to reflect on how we look at nature and runs in Dublin's RHA until October 1st.Wed Sept 27 2023 - 18:41
'It's perhaps Dublin's oldest fruit tree': DNA testing dates pear tree to 1840sA pear tree in Dublin has been found to be more than 170 years old following DNA testing. Video Enda O'DowdTue Sept 26 2023 - 18:33
'It's a disaster for all our staff': Childcare services providers protest over funding shortfallChildcare services providers protested outside the Dáil calling for an increase in Government funding for the sector.Tue Sept 26 2023 - 17:18
Best of 2023 - 'Lough Neagh is in crisis'Toxic algae bloom that has covered Lough Neagh is killing wildlife and leaving locals concerned over water safety.Sat Sept 23 2023 - 09:09
Opinion: How to make Irish cities more sustainable, by Sadhbh O'NeillIrish Times Columnist Sadhbh O'Neill looks at how we can restore and regenerate nature in our cities and increase housing stock.Mon Sept 18 2023 - 21:50
Mary Lou McDonald: 'Rumours of my demise are greatly exaggerated, I'm back!'President of Sinn Féin, Mary Lou McDonald, returned to politics after undergoing a medical procedure during the summer months.Fri Sept 15 2023 - 12:11
'I'm just lucky': Last surviving member of the Battle of Britain visits his alma mater in DublinJohn Hemingway is the last surviving airman of the Battle of Britain and a former pupil of Dublin's St. Andrew's College.Wed Sept 13 2023 - 22:02
'I was coming here in me mother's stomach': Dublin Horse owners protest fair restrictionsDublin horse owners protested in Smithfield about increasing restrictions around horse fairs in Dublin.Sun Sept 10 2023 - 15:27
Troubles legacy Bill: Families of victims say proposed law is 'the worst thing that could happen'Families of victims of the Troubles say the proposed legacy Bill is 'the worst thing that could possibly happen'. Video: Enda O'DowdFri Sept 08 2023 - 10:36
RSA calls on drivers to take greater care after 'absolutely devastating' year of fatalitiesThe gardai and the RSA are calling on drivers to be vigilant as schools reopen and traffic increases on the roads.Wed Sept 06 2023 - 17:31
'I'm 83, the oldest busker on the street': Dublin's street performers respond to noise complaintsDublin's street performers have faced complaints about noise levels since the introduction of a permit scheme nearly ten years ago.Sun Sept 03 2023 - 09:26
'It's disintegrating in front of our eyes': Parishioners demand church renovationsParishioners at an inner-city parish have held a protest outside the residence of the Catholic Archbishop of Dublin calling for their church to be renovated.Thu Aug 17 2023 - 17:20
'There's no other scheme like this in Europe': Work commences on new cycle route in DublinWork has commenced on a new cycle route linking Donabate to Malahide that will run along the main Dublin to Belfast train line.Tue Aug 15 2023 - 09:45
'You can get free calf jackets and milk buckets': Meet one of Ireland's 'agri-influencers'With over 21,000 followers on Instagram Sophie Bell is one of the most popular 'agri-influencers' in Ireland.Sat Aug 12 2023 - 09:58
Thousands turn out in Mullingar for second day of the Fleadh CheoilThousands of Irish music fans, some traveling from across the world, turned out in Mullingar for the second day of the annual Fleadh Cheoil.Mon Aug 07 2023 - 19:07
'They call me Dr. Chaos': From inner city GP to paralympianDr. Austin O'Carroll has been a GP in Dublin's inner city since the mid-90s while also commissioning street art and becoming a paralympian.Fri Aug 04 2023 - 09:11
Best of 2023 - Girls in green welcomed home from World CupThousands of people gathered on Dublin’s O’Connell Street to welcome home the Irish women’s football team after their World Cup campaign in Australia.Thu Aug 03 2023 - 21:58
Best of 2023 -'If we don't look after these dogs we'll lose them'During Covid Aidan O'Sullivan bought an Irish wolfhound quickly followed by a second and now walks them on Mayo beaches with American tourists.Sat Jul 29 2023 - 10:07
'She was fierce in the best sort of way': Dubliners turn out to pay tribute to Sinéad O'ConnorA vigil was held in Dublin's Temple Bar to mark the passing of musician and activist Sinéad O'Connor.Thu Jul 27 2023 - 19:27
'It's very, very, dangerous': Delivery riders suffer serial assaults in Dublin cityFood delivery riders across Dublin daily are victims of assaults, bicycle theft and other crimes.Wed Jul 26 2023 - 21:38
Rising temperatures 'creating a big problem' for strawberry growersRising temperatures due to global warming are 'creating a big problem' for strawberry growers in Ireland.Mon Jul 24 2023 - 09:27
'It's almost like a furnace': Irish Navy work through intense heat on Mediterranean missionIrish Navy crew faced temperatures of 40 degree heat during their mission in the Mediterranean.Fri Jul 21 2023 - 14:11
Director General of RTÉ meets staff amid ongoing strife in the organisationRTÉ staff held a protest outside their campus calling for the Government to take decisive action on the license fee.Wed Jul 12 2023 - 16:40
'We're always afraid': Water restrictions leave islanders vulnerable to firesSrianta uisce i bhfeidhm arís ar Inis Oírr an samhradh seo agus tá imní ar mhuintir an oileáin faoina gcumas dul i ngleic le héigeandálaí ar nós dóiteáin.Mon Jul 10 2023 - 08:56
Thousand-year-old skeletons found on the 'Christ Church of the northside'More than 100 skeletons have been discovered at a site off Capel Street in Dublin during archaeological excavations for a hotel development.Fri Jul 07 2023 - 19:29
The farmer who photographed everyone from Nick Drake to Jerry Lee LewisJulian Lloyd has photographed everyone from Nick Drake to Keith Richards. His new exhibition runs at Dublin's The Horse gallery: www.thehorsedublin.xyzThu Jul 06 2023 - 18:44
Iceland staff occupy store amid ongoing industrial disputeStaff at an Iceland store in Dublin are occupying the premises claiming they have not received holiday pay and other money owed.Fri Jun 30 2023 - 09:40
Tens of thousands turn out to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Pride in DublinTens of thousands marched though Dublin to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the capital’s Pride festival.Sat Jun 24 2023 - 16:13
'This will change my life': Over 60 artist studios to be opened across DublinDublin City Council will open over 60 art studios and art spaces across Dublin in the coming years.Thu Jun 22 2023 - 18:15
Defective apartments: Campaigners stage 24-hour protest calling for immediate Government actionOwners of defective apartments staged a 24 hour protest outside the Dáil calling on the Government to take immediate action to address fire safety issues.Wed Jun 21 2023 - 15:19
Irish Wheelchair Association call for better funding to cover 'basic, basic needs'The Irish Wheelchair Association presented their pre-budget submission calling on the Government to improve services and funding.Wed Jun 21 2023 - 15:03
'It's frankly quite daft': Brewers express disdain for new 'nanny state' label lawsDrinks producers in Ireland feel the new label laws on alcohol products are "frankly quite daft".Sun Jun 11 2023 - 21:05
Best of 2023 - Fifth generation fishermen fight to survive in GreystonesIvan Toole is a fifth generation fisherman and owner of a fishing boat affected by the closure of the north pier in Greystones harbor.Wed Jun 07 2023 - 09:13
Surviving a car crash: 'I didn't know if I'd ever see my little girl again'Clodagh White was just half a kilometre from her home when her car was t-boned by an SUV traveling at about 80km/hr.Mon Jun 05 2023 - 23:23
Climate activists call on government to 'Restore Nature'Climate activists were protesting outside the Dáil and calling on the Government to implement a tough Nature Restoration Law.Wed May 31 2023 - 15:48
'It becomes the story of the family': Mary Lou remembers execution of greatuncle during Civil WarMary Lou McDonald's maternal grand-uncle James O'Connor was executed in 1922 during the Civil War.Sun May 28 2023 - 18:09
'There's a sense in the end of mutual tolerance': Decade Of Centenaries draws to a closeAn event to mark the centenary of the end of the Civil War in the Garden of Remembrance drew an end to the decade of centenaries.Sun May 28 2023 - 15:54
Tathony House eviction: 'There's a very real prospect of emergency accommodation'Dublin couple James O'Toole and Madeleine Johansson are two of the tenants who are facing eviction from Tathony House.Sat May 27 2023 - 07:28
'It’s a seven-days-a-week job': Elaine Kelly, conductorElaine Kelly is a resident conductor with the Irish National Opera - and puts in long hours to bring music to life.Fri May 26 2023 - 15:00
‘You have to be mad to be a conductor ... We’re a weird breed’What I Do: Elaine Kelly is a resident conductor with the Irish National OperaFri May 26 2023 - 07:00
Campaigners say 'floatels' would be 'much worse' than Direct Provision systemThe Irish Refugee Council have said 'floatels' are 'not appropriate' to house asylum seekers.Thu May 25 2023 - 13:55
Ireland’s oldest woman turns 109: 'I'm rich in the company I have'Máirín Hughes celebrated her 109 birthday at Maryfield Nursing Home in Chapelizod, Dublin with a trip on the Vintage Tea Trips bus along with fellow residents.Mon May 22 2023 - 17:06
Northern Ireland elections: 'We could be caught in a deadlock for a considerable amount of time'Sinn Féin is on course to increase its number of council seats as counting continues in the local elections in Northern Ireland.Fri May 19 2023 - 18:34
