Syrian boy smiles with rescuers after being pulled from earthquake rubble
The last Irish nuns in Africa: ‘There was no question of going home. I was going to the missions’
At 22 years old, Sister Ailbe, from Co Tipperary, packed her bags and embarked on a steamer to west Africa in 1965. Video: Caitlin Kelly Editor: Eoin Ronayne
The Traitors: Homemade in Offaly
Irish Times reporter Conor Capplis, along with 19 friends, gathered in an Offaly mansion to run their own version of The Traitors. Video: Conor Capplis
After 28 years residents of Garvaghy Road fear a return of Orange Order parades
After 28 years residents of Garvaghy Road fear a return of Orange Order parades. Video: Enda O'Dowd
'It's really making books cool': Limerick students catch the reading bug
Laura Williams teaches at St Josephs NS, Rathkeale, where reading is promoted, encouraged and supported in many ways. Video: Bryan O'Brien
Phil Coulter on his life in music
Phil Coulter on his life in music Video: Nick Bradshaw Editor: Eoin Ronayne
LOOPING: Doonbeg prepares for Trump
Scenes from Doonbeg as last minute preparations take place ahead of the visit of President Donald Trump this weekend for the Irish Open. Photos: Bryan O’Brien
Middlesbrough ranked the most crime-ridden city in Britain outside London
Mark Paul discusses the A66 crash, near Middlesbrough, that killed two police officers and five young men and its impact on the town. Video: Mark Paul
'US response to 9/11 attack still reverberates globally' - Denis Staunton
Denis Staunton was speaking to Bernice Harrison for the In the News podcast.
LOOPING: Larry Towell's aftermath of 9/11
Photographs from Magnum photographer Larry Towell, showing the chaos in New York City on 9/11 as he arrived “the epicentre” just as the second tower came down.