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Cara O’Sullivan brought delight and happiness to many people, funeral hears
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Fireworks explode over empty streets as 2020 slinks away into history
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Phil Lynott: ‘I didn’t know how shy he was, how awkward, and scared of rejection’
In Songs for While I’m Away, Emer Reynolds shows the Thin Lizzy star in a new light
World Heritage sites race to adapt to a warming planet
The effects of climate change could damage, and possibly even destroy, our collective heritage
Killiney pile with paparazzi past for €2.35m
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Maser in Mountjoy: ‘The energy was insane. I was genuinely scared’
The graffiti artist is building a reputation abroad but working to help Dublin's homeless and prison population keeps him grounded
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Documentary on Peter Rice offers a faultless account of ‘the Joyce of structural engineering’
Dermot Bannon: Nothing in his ‘Incredible Homes’ show is translatable to Ireland
Frank McDonald: ‘Architectural porn’ show broadcast during Irish housing crisis
‘We believe you:’ Australia apologises to child sex abuse victims
Morrison says: ‘Why weren’t the children of our nation loved, nurtured and protected?’
‘How many tattoos do I have? Ballpark? Maybe 100’
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Opera House backlash, ‘Project Sunrise’ and this year’s Nobel economics prize winners
Planet Business: Welcome to the longest of long-haul flights
Ten Sovereigns completes Newmarket hat-trick for Aidan O’Brien
Fairyland and Mohawk also land big pots form Irish trainer
The ultimate Irish bucket list: Croagh Patrick, the Gaeltacht, soda bread
What’s the one thing every Irish person should do before they die?
The Gloaming: ‘We’ve lost cohesion in our communities’
Ahead of their sold-out concerts at the NCH, The Gloaming reflect on modern Ireland, women in trad, and how they work, rest and play
Mountain review: How the hell did they film that?
Jennifer Peedom’s film is high on spectacle - viewers without a head for heights might not make it past the opening sequence
Higgins says reports of FF presidential move ‘metaphysical’
Speaking from Australia President says ‘I don’t simply take up threats or hints or whatever’
Galway girl triumphs at best dressed lady competition
Aoife McCana wearing Ghost was the unanimous choice of the judges at Galway Races
Rain to fall on parades as sunshine ends on St Patrick’s Day
Over 100,000 visitors expected to attend festivities in Dublin on Friday, organisers say
For these magic men, ‘unfortunately, Hogwarts didn’t exist’
The Illusionists, who are coming to Ireland, cast a spell over charmed journalists in Paris
No TV or singing: sisters rule the roost in Donegal pub
The Brennan sisters have lived above the Criterion Bar in Bundoran all their lives
Jennifer O’Connell: It’s not really a break-up, Ireland. It’s more of a break
It’s much harder to put down roots when you always have one eye on home. For that reason, I’ve decided this will be my last column for The Irish Times
Sydney Opera House cost most to go green in 2014
Other sites like the Niagara Falls and Taj Mahal opted to go green for free last year
St Patrick’s Day 2015: we salute the Irish diaspora
A day that provides a priceless opportunity for Ireland to engage with the world
Three dead after hostages held in Sydney cafe siege
Gunman, woman (38) and man (34) confirmed to have died as siege ends
‘Intoxicated’ man rescued from Sydney Opera House
Man spent an hour on the building’s wings before being strapped to a police harness
State landmarks to go dark tonight for ‘Earth Hour’
Millions expected to take part in global environmental campaign
Rain fails to dampen spirits at Sydney St Patrick’s Day parade
Sydney in March can be just a little too like Ireland writes Pádraig Collins
World landmarks could be lost to rising sea levels, study says
Researchers say Unesco world heritage sites and prominent cities could be affected
Irish visionary who redesigned architecture
The Irish engineer Peter Rice brought collaborative spirit and human scale to the projects he pioneered
Video: Peter Rice, the man and his legacy
The engineer from Dundalk solved the problem of how to build the Sydney Opera House
Australian bush fires: what turns a child into a ‘firebug’?
This week’s arrests suggest that better education on fire hazards for schoolchildren should be part of any future bush-fire prevention plan
Dozens of homes lost in Australia wildfires
Authorities warn more homes could be lost as 100 fires continue to burn in New South Wales
Millions switch off lights for Earth Hour
Number of prominent public buildings across Ireland are plunged into darkness
World monuments go green for St Patrick’s Day
Pyramids, the Sphinx and Anfield green-up as part of a Tourism Ireland campaign
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