Ireland should take lead on internet safety, says teen A 16-year-old from north Co Dublin will tell the Taoiseach later today that Ireland needs to take a lead on protecting children online. Regional • 23 Nov
Medieval roundhouse build nears completion at UCD A reconstruction of an early medieval roundhouse is nearing completion on the grounds of University College Dublin (UCD). Ireland • 16 Nov
Irish students urged to submit entries for Earth Prize Pupils from schools across Ireland are being encouraged to take part in a €200,000 sustainability competition. Ireland • 14 Nov
Activist uses hip-hop and rap to convey climate message For as long as people have been writing songs, music has been used to tackle society's biggest issues. Climate Change • 11 Nov
Banking on seeds to safeguard Ireland's biodiversity A quiet corner of the National Botanic Gardens on a mild autumnal morning isn't the first place you might expect to hear the word 'doomsday' … Climate Heroes • 05 Nov
Reusable takeaway packaging on menu in Dublin cafes Several food and drink businesses in Dublin have joined forces with the aim of drastically reducing single-use plastic packaging waste. Climate Heroes • 29 Oct
Dublin's 18th century sea wall uncovered during works A section of Dublin's original 18th century sea wall has been discovered beneath a former electricity substation in the city's port. Ireland • 05 Oct
New exhibition celebrates people with Down syndrome Ireland's most feted press photographer is preparing for his first exhibition - on a subject close to his heart. Ireland • 03 Oct
Louth teen to speak about mental health on global stage A teenager from Co Louth is preparing to deliver a speech on mental health in schools at a major event taking place during UN General … Education • 16 Sep
Study reveals basking sharks are 'speed dating' Rarely observed circling formations of basking sharks in Irish waters have been explained as 'speed dating' displays in a new study. Environment • 09 Sep
