Philip Bromwell

'The Objects of Love' exhibition features a collection of precious family objects, photographs and documents belonging to Oliver Sears

Family's Holocaust story unfolds in Dublin exhibition

An exhibition telling the story of one Jewish family before, during and after World War II is being launched at Dublin Castle this evening.

Ireland • 13 Jan 22

Three of the young people who told us about their experiences as the pandemic continued to upend their lives in 2021

Quaran-teen: Reflections on a challenging year

Over the past year, RTÉ News has shone a light on some of Ireland's most inspiring teenagers in our 'Quaran-teen' series of reports.

2021 in Review • 23 Dec 21

People gathered at Newgrange in Co Meath for the winter solstice sunrise

People gather at Newgrange for winter solstice sunrise

People gathered at Newgrange in Co Meath this morning for the Winter Solstice - the astronomical phenomenon that marks the shortest day and the longest night of the year.

Leinster • 21 Dec 21

16-year-old Anthony Gorman's reindeer decorations are now in stock in selected Dunnes Stores outlets, including Tullamore Bridge Centre

Offaly teen's reindeer flying off supermarket shelves

A Co Offaly teenager's reindeer decorations have made it onto the shelves of a major supermarket chain.

Ireland • 19 Nov 21

Trinity Assyriologist Dr Martin Worthington provided translations in Babylonian for Marvel Studios' Eternals

Trinity expert helps bring Babylonian to big screen

An academic at Trinity College Dublin has helped Hollywood breathe new life into a long-dead language.

Ireland • 09 Nov 21

Ashe Conrad-Jones and Catherine Cleary run a social enterprise which 'makes forests in small spaces'

Tackling the climate crisis, a pocket forest at a time

The barrage of announcements, pledges and promises coming from the COP26 summit this week may have left many of us feeling overwhelmed - perhaps even a little helpless.

Climate Change • 04 Nov 21

Gary Tyrrell and Richard Curtin say they are making the journey to "celebrate the joy of cycling" while raising awareness of COP26.

Friends embark on 'cycle of hope' from Dublin to COP26

Two Irish environmentalists are cycling from Dublin to Glasgow for the COP26 climate conference.

Climate Change • 31 Oct 21

Bohemians player Georgie Kelly and climate justice officer Seán McCabe chatting in the dressing room at Dalymount Park

Bohs net climate goals thanks to unique initiative

There is going to be a lot of talk about 'climate goals' over the next fortnight as world leaders gather in Glasgow for the crucial COP26 summit.

Climate Change • 29 Oct 21

Three young otters have taken up residence in a disused tennis court in the Dunsany Estate

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 • 20 Sep 21

The herd of goats is being deployed in a groundbreaking conservation grazing project in Howth, Co Dublin

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 grazing project.

Environment • 08 Sep 21