Irish Times photo competition attracted in excess of 7,000 entries

You entered thousands of photographs, and voted for the People’s Choice Award. Here are the results

Our expert panel of judges have narrowed down the thousands of entries into a shortlist of 16. See who made the final cut in the Nature category

Our expert panel of judges have narrowed down the thousands of entries into a shortlist of 16. See who made the final cut in the Travel category

Our expert panel of judges have narrowed down the thousands of entries into a shortlist of 16. See who made the final cut in the Open category

Our expert panel of judges have narrowed down the thousands of entries into a shortlist of 16. See who made the finalists cut in the colour category

Our expert panel of judges have narrowed down the thousands of entries into a shortlist of 16. See who made the finalists cut in the Monochrome category

Our expert panel of judges have narrowed down the thousands of entries into a shortlist of 16. See who made the finalists cut in the Portrait category

Our expert panel of judges have narrowed down the thousands of entries into a shortlist of 16. See who made the finalists cut in our first category: Street

The Irish Times Amateur Photographer of the Year Awards are currently being judged by a panel of experts. This year we're introducing a People's Prize - vote for your favourite photograph on the shortlist below and you could win too

Published: June 15th, 1977. Photograph by Eddie Kelly

Entry to the Irish Times Amateur Photographer competition is now closed and we're getting down to the business of judging

Published: June 7th, 1965. Photograph: Tommy Collins

This week we are showing a gallery of some monochrome images entered recently for the awards

Five weeks in and the competition is hotting up: weekly gallery of images entered in the Irish Times Amateur Photographer of the Year Awards

As we approach the half-way stage of our Amateur Photographer Awards here is the fourth of our weekly galleries

The Europeans is a long-term photo-documentary project exploring how Europe and its people are changing as the European Union continues to expand

Published: July 12th, 1972; Photograph: Kevin McMahon

Take a look at the third of our weekly galleries of entries for the Irish Times Amateur Photographer of the Year Awards

The Irish Times picture editor, Frank Miller, selects some of the great shots that have come across his desk so far this year

We've had a huge response to this year's Irish Times Amateur Photography Competition. View some of the entries here in the second of our weekly slideshows

We've had a huge response to this year's Irish Times Amateur Photography Competition. View some of the entries here

The Irish Air Corps enjoy some of the best views in Ireland. The force’s photographic unit, 105 Squadron, captured these images in the course of their work

A series of photographs taken of four sisters over a 40 year period has been exhibited at MoMa and seen around the world. Now a complete set of the images has come on the market

Resonate is running in the Gallery of Photography, Meeting House Square from March 12th through to March 29th

The winners of the IPF National Nature Competition have been chosen from 73 amateur photographic clubs from across Ireland

Dries Van Noten’s show is a cracker as utility meets opulence for autumn/winter

As many as 200 people have been killed and hundreds of families left homeless following the catastrophic avalanches in Afghanistan this week

Sacred Spaces explores the creative re-appropriation of existing space into religious space, and the adaptation of existing sacred space for new uses

The New York street photography phenomenon has two incarnations in our capital city

The world in pictures: The final installment of our short series on three decades of Reuters photography

The fine gallery is part of the flagship Lexicon library, a testament to civic generosity

Alan Betson named press photographer of the year

The German photographer has put on hold her successful career shooting for Céline and Victoria Beckham and documenting the backstage buzz at fashion shows in order to take up a course in fine art in NCAD

‘We were fish out of water in Blackrock’

David Blackmore has been named Best UK Artist at the London Irish Art Exhibition 2015

Hockney emerges as infuriatingly egotistical, at times fiercely petulant and a hard working, brave artist in this second volume of biography

It all began when Dermot O’Brien decided to clear out his attic