How we unearthed a medieval town in Co Kilkenny New technologies have allowed researchers to retrace Newtown without having to take a spade to the site History • 18 Jan
The science of earthquakes in Ireland Earthquakes happen in Ireland all the time, but we just don't feel them. Earthquake • 09 Nov 21
All you need to know about Eurovision voting patterns There are many parallels between Eurovision voting and regular election campaigns Eurovision • 19 May 21
Getting the vote out: what influences voter turnout? There are many factors to explain why hundreds of thousands of registered voters do not vote at Irish elections Elections • 14 Jan 20
Who is a migrant? How we define who is a migrant has huge implications for how we organise our societies Migration • 16 Apr 19
Here are 9 reasons why geography matters The decision to make geography an optional Junior Cycle subject risks impoverishing Ireland's future Geography • 04 Apr 19
Are we running out of sand? Sand is the most widely used resource on earth after water and air Sand • 20 Feb 20
"We're at a critical juncture for coastal management in Ireland" Ireland's coastline communities need better infrastructure and more support to develop and support sustainable tourism Coasts • 14 Aug 18
Ireland on ice: how the Ice Age influenced our placenames Brainstorm St Patrick's Day: hundreds of Irish placenames are descriptions of the environment which was formed over 15,000 years ago Heritage • 20 Mar 18
Life's a (maerl) beach Report: all you ever wanted to know about the unique seabed habitats known as maёrl beaches Beaches • 09 Feb 18
