Search, rescue and recovery volunteers honoured on the river Liffey
The 'All In A Row' event on the river Liffey remembers who have lost their lives and honours the RNLI and IUSRU search, rescue and recovery volunteers.
Choir of the Earth perform Handel's Messiah in Dublin
Ireland's oldest bellringer celebrates his 90th birthday
Ireland's oldest bellringer, Tower Captain Richard de Courcy, has rung the bells of Christ Church Cathedral in Waterford for over 60 years.
Austrian crews travel 27 hours to assist ESB in restoring power
Crews from across Europe have come to assist the ESB as they work to get powerlines connected after storm Éowyn. Video: Enda O'Dowd
Storm Éowyn: 'The gable was completely torn off the side of our house'
Emma Egan recounts how the gable of her home fell off in Ballinasloe, Co Galway during Storm Éowyn. Video: Ronan McGreevy
Washington DC plane crash was 'preventable', says US transportation secretary
US transportation secretary Sean Duffy has said that the mid-air crash between a commercial plane and a US army helicopter was "preventable." Video: Reuters
Hamas releases Israeli soldier under Gaza ceasefire deal
Militants in Gaza have agreed to release three Israeli hostages, including soldier Agam Berger (20), in exchange for 110 Palestinian prisoners. Video: Anadolu
CCTV captures mid-air collision between plane and US army helicopter
Surveillance footage has captured the moment an American Airlines flight collided with a US army helicopter near Regan Washington National Airport.
'Forgotten and ignored': Thousands still without power in Roscommon
People of Castlerea, Co Roscommon, say they feel 'forgotten and ignored' after storm Éowyn caused huge damage across the county. Video: Enda O'Dowd
Robert F Kennedy Jr heckled after claiming he is 'not anti-vaccine'
Robert F Kennedy Jr was heckled during the opening remarks of his confirmation hearing after he claimed he is "not anti-vaccine." Video: C-Span
The numbers behind the Seanad election's small electorate
Reforms will see around one million people eligible to vote in future Seanad elections, but for now the electorate is less than 200,000. Video: Bryan O'Brien
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