Philip Bromwell

A young man wearing a cream jacket stands smiling on the banks of the Grand Canal in Dublin

Teen who came to Ireland alone reflects on exam success

It has been a big week for the Class of 2025, with CAO offers following hot on the heals of the Leaving Cert results.

A man in a striped t-shirt is sat at workbench, pointing at a miniature model

Watch: Artist's tiny take on Irish society's big problems

An artist has found a unique way of highlighting some of the biggest problems facing Irish society - he creates hyper-realistic miniature models of them.

Ireland • 24 Aug

The replica of the Shtandart was built in 1999 and is described as a 'sail training ship'

Controversial copy of Peter the Great flagship off Dublin

A controversial sailing ship which is a replica of a vessel built by Russia's Peter the Great in the early eighteenth century is anchored off the Irish coast in Killiney Bay.

Ireland • 07 Jul

Helen Lawlor, a nurse from Mountmellick, is one of around 50 people from Ireland who are taking part in the Global March to Gaza

'We can't stand it anymore,' Laois mother on Gaza march

A mother-of-four from Co Laois is flying to Egypt to join people from over 60 countries with the goal of marching to the Rafah crossing in Gaza.

Leinster • 12 Jun

Sean Corcoran worked with two friends to create the 106-metre wide installation on Doughmore Strand in Doonbeg on Monday

'Free Palestine' message in the sand near Trump's hotel

An environmental artist created a huge 'Free Palestine' message in the sand on the beach backing on to US President Donald Trump's golf resort in Co Clare.

Ireland • 06 Jun

The London Vegetable Orchestra are performing during Cruinniú na nÓg, Ireland's national day of free creativity for children and young people.

Vegetable orchestra prepares for first gig in Ireland

The London Vegetable Orchestra comes to Dublin on Saturday 7 June, and there won't be a traditional instrument in sight.

Ireland • 02 Jun

The intact pot will be sent to the National Museum of Ireland for further analysis (Photo: Christine Baker)

'First ever' intact Roman pot found in Ireland

Archaeologists have found what is believed to be the first intact Roman pot in Ireland ever. The pot was unearthed earlier from an archaeological excavation at Drumanagh, near the village of Loughshinny, Co Dublin.

Ireland • 24 May

What have the party leaders been watching and listening to during Election 24?

What have the leaders been watching and listening to?

After a short, sharp campaign, election junkies can look forward to following hours and hours of results coverage on television, radio, online and on social media over the weekend.

Election 2024 • 30 Nov 24