'Magnificent response' to charity sunflower field A farmer who planted fields of sunflowers on his land in north Co Dublin in aid of a local hospice says the response has been … Dublin • 28 Jul
Bakery rises to food miles challenge using Irish wheat While a deal to resume Ukrainian grain exports blocked by Russia may have eased fears of an international food crisis, a growing number of Irish … Climate Heroes • 23 Jul
Dogs Trust installs paddling pool to keep canines cool Dogs Trust has installed a large paddling pool at its centre in Finglas in Dublin to keep their resident canines cool in the hot weather. Dogs Trust • 15 Jul
Flower farmers hope to grow interest in Irish blooms Flower farmers from around Ireland are urging consumers to seek locally grown flowers and foliage, instead of imported blooms. Climate Heroes • 02 Jul
Artist upcycles waste bottles into new drinking glasses An artist has found a novel, sustainable use for glass bottles discarded from hotels and restaurants - she upcycles them into brand new whiskey, wine, … Climate Heroes • 25 Jun
Will Love Island's eBay deal change second-hand buying? While many column inches are being devoted to the return of the reality dating show 'Love Island' to television screens early next month, speculation around … Climate Heroes • 28 May
Recycler saves 9.5 tonnes of paint from incineration A social enterprise in Dublin says they prevented 9.5 tonnes of paint from being incinerated last year by recycling it into new paint products. Climate Heroes • 17 May
Real Derry girls have their say on NI Election issues While the hit 'Derry Girls' television show may look to the city's political past, their real-life modern-day counterparts are very much focused on the future … NI Election 2022 • 03 May
'Fairy godmother' supplying items for Ukrainian mums A Co Laois mother-of-three has filled her home with supplies such as buggies, car seats and schoolbags for Ukrainian families to help them get settled … Leinster • 11 Apr
Senator calls for more artist work spaces in Dublin Labour Party arts spokesperson Senator Marie Sherlock has said the Government needs to step up efforts to secure work spaces for artists in Dublin. Dublin • 06 Apr