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03:51The long running dispute at the Vita Cortex plant in Cork which began on 16 December could be drawing to a close today.
Astronomers from Queen's University in Belfast have uncovered evidence of a supermassive black hole devouring a star that wandered too close.
RTÉ Europe Editor Tony Connelly breaks down the Fiscal Treaty article-by-article and explains the key points affecting Ireland.
One of the so-called "fathers of the internet" has said Ireland's success in attracting large IT companies will help its economy grow into the future, writes Adam Maguire.
They may not be the most flattering images of those they portray, but the famous caricature puppets used in the Spitting Image satirical show seem to have stood the test of time.
02:45Two hotel workers accused of murdering Michaela McAreavey while she honeymooned in Mauritius are to go on trial today.
00:39Gardai are treating the death of a man in his 20's whose body was found in Waterford city as suspicious.
21 MayA 26-year-old man has been charged with the murder of 18-year-old Lauren O'Neill in Derry over the weekend.
21 MayDublin man Wayne Kinsella has been found guilty of the murder of another man in Tyrrelstown in west Dublin just over a year ago.
21 MayThe Frontline debate on the Fiscal Treaty
21 MayThe Department of Justice has confirmed that the transfer of a man, who was convicted of raping and murdering a woman in 2007, back to a jail in the Czech Republic has been deferred.
21 MayThe Central Bank has said it is not comfortable with the high level of mortgage arrears, and wants mortgage lenders to do more to tackle the issue.
21 MayTwo dissident republicans convicted for their part in the murder of a policeman in Northern Ireland must serve a minimum of 25 and 14 years in jail.
21 MayThe Smithwick Tribunal, which is investigating claims of garda collusion in the deaths of two senior RUC officers, has sought another extension of time to hear evidence and write a final report.
21 MayAn agency set up to address a skills deficit in marketing graduates has claimed that third-level marketing courses here are failing the country's tech sector.
Hundreds turn out to welcome home Ireland's world champion boxer
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A dramatic sea rescue has taken place in Summerland, California, after a photoshoot involving a horse went wrong
Social media, new platforms, digital activism, a mobile future and apps were up for discussion at this week's event in Dublin
The Olympic torch had to be re-lit after dying during the torch relay around Britain
Facebook has become a public company, after listing its shares on the NASDAQ exchange in New York
Ray Kennedy reports from deep inside Niger desert where the ancient Tuareg tribe fear for the future of their villages
Ray Kennedy reports from the Sahel Saharan region of west Africa as aid agencies race to prevent a famine that could affect 15 million
Why did hundreds of Irish women write letters to a Co Longford schoolgirl in 1984?
A glimpse inside the wonderful world of Irish show chickens
Ten years after the Roy Keane, Mick McCarthy and Saipan saga, are we still going on about it? Of course we are ...
Kiara Murphy explores the effect the album 'A Woman's Heart' had on three generations of Irish women
Ringing public phone boxes all over the world. Will complete strangers pick up and share their stories?