Royal Dublin Society

Preview exhibition will show important Irish works valued at around €6million that are likely destined for private collections once sold

Ruth Coppinger goes on the attack while Justin Warfield warbles some old tunes

Trainer and rider Nicola FitzGibbon blames impostor syndrome

County Down, Belfast, Dublin and Curragh also got a royal honour

The society, founded in 1731, has always had innovation as its central focus

A landmark experiment in 1919 set out to prove Einstein’s theory of relativity by observing a total eclipse. Irishmen Andrew Crommelin and Howard Grubb played central roles

Research reveals belief science education will give children an advantage in future careers

Opinion: It has funding, government backing and planning permission. So what’s taking so long?

Mick Dawson hoping side can benefit soon from proposed €30m upgrade to RDS

Annual equestrian event runs for five days

Former European affairs minister says it would be hard to see any deal emerge if talks drag into the new year

Siobhán Quinlan and Johnny Ronan own site worth €120m

Avolon CEO Domhnal Slattery tells forum less well-funded lessors may be at risk

Knights of St Columbanus organise 93rd annual dinner as well as goodie bags

Think our health system is bad? There is a global shortage of workers and equipment

Runners in the Dublin City Marathon will pass many places of historical and architectural interest

RDS chief who turned around flailing event has eyes set on redeveloping the main arena

Obituary: Liam Flynn – born 1969 – died April 8th, 2017

Cunningham Medal recipient Prof Dervilla Donnelly is first woman to receive award

Prof Dervilla Donnelly to be awarded medal for outstanding contributions to scholarship

Going visual provides a better way to teach maths says academic James Tanton

Concerned locals to appeal council decision amid concerns over traffic and parking

Project to raise capacity for Leinster Rugby games, provide new facilities for other events

More than 90 years after independence, academies and colleges based in Ireland retain obsolete royal identities

‘It’s constant harassment from traffic. Residential life is gone here at the weekends’

Climate change means being smart about agriculture. But a key report, A Climate-Smart Pathway for Irish Agricultural Development, struggles to find a common vision

Planning permission sought to redevelop Anglesea Stand as a ‘world-class arena’

The National Library of Ireland houses a vast collection of Irish-related books, and plans to expand its web archive

Study suggests meeting 2030 emissions targets will be a major challenge for Ireland

Analysis: Motive behind climate study admirable but may prove to be wishful thinking

Campaigner refuses to hand back rare tree samples collected by Viscount Powerscourt

Industry expected to pass on environmental costs to consumers

Airport also sees total numbers soar 15% to nearly 8 million in first four months of 2016

Remedial work to be carried out on Georgian building, which forms core of the complex

Irish regiments figure in the list of military honours

Jimmy O’Mahony: October 11th, 1924 - August 25th, 2015

Survey shows that vast majority of experts believe State should take a leadership role

Sale of paintings by Christie’s in London could raise €11 million

Society wants to increase main arena capacity to 25,000 for horse show