Otters and tennis court a perfect match in Co Meath A tennis court in the grounds of a 900-year-old castle in Co Meath has become an unlikely safe haven for three young otters. Environment • 13 hrs
Goats deployed in unique conservation project in Howth A herd of goats - and a newly employed goat herder - are being deployed in north County Dublin this morning, in a groundbreaking conservation ... Environment • 08 Sep
'Hundreds' of basking sharks courting off Clare coast Researchers have recorded "hundreds" of basking sharks engaged in courtship behaviour off the Co Clare coast in recent days. Ireland • 01 Sep
'Goosebumps' for photographer after eagle encounter An amateur photographer who captured a series of photographs of a white-tailed eagle on a bird table in Co Waterford says he still has "goosebumps" ... Ireland • 25 Aug
Team Ireland athlete's 'role model' goal at Paralympics With the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games now less than a week away, the 29 athletes representing Team Ireland are making their final preparations. Ireland • 19 Aug
Volunteers remove 200 bags of rubbish from River Dodder Volunteers have removed 200 bags of rubbish from a "swamp" blighting one of the tributaries of the River Dodder in Dublin. Environment • 07 Aug
Street artists turn Dún Laoghaire into open-air gallery Street artists have been putting the finishing touches to a series of large murals in Dún Laoghaire in Dublin. Dublin • 30 Jun
Syrian refugee opens pharmacy in Co Carlow village One of the first Syrian refugees to have been resettled to Ireland has opened a pharmacy in rural Carlow. Ireland • 25 Jun
Irish PhD student helps solve mystery of dimming star An Irish PhD student has been reflecting on the "incredible" experience of helping to solve the mystery of the dimming Betelgeuse star. Astronomy • 18 Jun
Front line to bass line for Dublin doctors in a band Two doctors from Dublin who formed a band while they were both recovering from Covid-19 during the first wave of the pandemic are hoping to ... Coronavirus • 09 Jun
