Fuel protests: 'If we can’t put food in the ground, where's our food security gone?'
Protesters in Dublin explain why they joined the convoys to demonstrate against the price of fuel. Video: Chris Maddaloni
'Weird, but good': Shops reopen after more than four-month lockdown
Fuel protesters make their way to Dublin
Videos posted online show large convoys of drivers on the main routes into Dublin as part of a nationwide protest over fuel prices.
Looping: Fuel protesters demonstrate in Dublin city centre
Fuel protesters have parked up on Dublin's O'Connell Street as part of a national demonstration over prices. Video: Chris Maddaloni
Artemis II: emotional crew names 'bright spot on the moon' after commander's late wife
The crew of Artemis II has named a 'bright spot' on the moon after Reid Wiseman's late wife, Carroll Taylor Wiseman, who died of cancer in 2020. Video: Reuters
20 derelict Dublin properties: a year on
Ronan McGreevy visits 20 Dublin properties highlighted as derelict by The Irish Times in 2025 to see what, if any, progress has been made. Video: Ronan McGreevy
LOOPING: smoke rising over a oil plant in Iran
Video on social media from April 4 shows heavy smoke rising over a plant in Iran’s Mahshahr petrochemical zone after reported Israeli airstrike. (Reuters)
Sculpting the president: 'Don't make me look like a gom!'
Artist John Coll created the bust of Michael D Higgins that sits in the Áras alongside portraits of the other past presidents. Video: Enda O'Dowd
Are the Emilys welcome in Paris?
Naomi O'Leary looks at the popularity of Netflix's Emily in Paris, and the differing views it has caused in France's capital. Video: Naomi O'Leary
Looping: Ireland’s retrofit reality
Aisling Walsh and Leon Callan, Catherine Young, and Garrett Fox share their retrofitting experiences. Photographs: Alan Betson/Daragh McSweeney
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