Tathony House eviction: 'There's a very real prospect of emergency accommodation'.
Dublin couple James O'Toole and Madeleine Johansson are two of the tenants who are facing eviction from Tathony House. Video: Enda O'Dowd
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Art collective that utilises vacant properties moved 'three or four times' due to short term leases.
A Dublin based art collective have repurposed a vacant property to open PHASE, an arts space that includes a gallery, sauna and studios. Video: Enda O'Dowd
'It becomes the story of the family': Mary Lou remembers execution of greatuncle during Civil War.
Mary Lou McDonald's maternal grand-uncle James O'Connor was executed in 1922 during the Civil War. Video: Enda O'Dowd
'There's a sense in the end of mutual tolerance': Decade Of Centenaries draws to a close.
An event to mark the centenary of the end of the Civil War in the Garden of Remembrance drew an end to the decade of centenaries. Video: Enda O'Dowd
What I do - Sandra King spinning yarn in east Clare.
On retirement Sandra King moved from South Carolina in the US to east Co Clare where she now runs her own wool creating and crafting business. Video: Bryan O'Brien
Ireland’s oldest woman turns 109: 'I'm rich in the company I have'.
Máirín Hughes celebrated her 109 birthday at Maryfield Nursing Home in Chapelizod, Dublin with a trip on the Vintage Tea Trips bus along with fellow residents. Video: Enda O'Dowd
Meet the goat herder of Howth Head
Melissa Jeuken's herd of old Irish goats have been deployed on Howth Head in Dublin to eat vegetation that fuels wildfires. Video: Kathleen Harris
'We are friendly': Stand-off over accommodation for asylum seekers continues at Clare hotel.
Minister of State for Integration Joe O’Brien is visiting the Co Clare hotel at the centre of a stand-off. Video: Enda O'Dowd
Katie Taylor holds pre-fight public workout in Dublin.
Katie Taylor holds a public workout at Dundrum Town Centre, prior to her super-lightweight fight against Taylor Cameron at the O2 Arena on Saturday, May 20th. Video: John Cassidy
'There is no plan': Tourist towns feel the strain of accommodating Ukrainians.
Businesses in Killarney are feeling the impact of the town accommodating 2,194 Ukrainians, as well as 1,000 asylum seekers from other countries. Video: Enda O'Dowd
New exhibition features work by trail-blazing female artist Lavinia Fontana.
An exhibition of work by the ground-breaking Renaissance artist Lavinia Fontana has opened at the National Gallery Of Ireland and runs until August. Video: Bryan O'Brien
'I'm a computer science engineer': Homeless asylum seekers pitch tents in Dublin.
Over 20 tents are pitched outside Dublin's International Protection Office and 593 homeless asylum seekers in Ireland. Video: Enda O'Dowd
Inside an Irish ICU: 'We are nowhere near the Covid-19 peak'.
With the World Health Organisation announcing that Covid-19 is no longer a global health emergency, here's look back at life from January 2022: Vincent's University Hospital in Dublin, Ireland is racing to treat a surge of Covid cases, as it urgen...
Trump complains about legal woes while visiting his Irish golf course.
Trump attacked the ongoing civil rape case brought against him by E. Jean Carroll while playing on his golf course in Doonbeg. Video: Jack Horgan-Jones
Trump: Ireland has successfully “lured a lot of companies” to the country.
Arriving in Doonbeg, Mr Trump said he hadn't see much of Biden's visit to Ireland - but that his property had “revitalised a big part" of the country. Video: Jack Horgan-Jones
Barristers protest over criminal legal aid scheme fees.
Barristers have protested outside courthouses around the country to voice their concern about pay for barristers under the criminal legal aid scheme. Video: Bryan O'Brien
‘Its the ultimate teamwork’ - Eithne Davis, RNLI helm.
'What I Do' - An interview with Eithne Davis, who is one of six helms at the Sligo Bay Royal National Lifeboat Institution station in Rosses Point, Co. Sligo. Video: Bryan O'Brien
Macra farmers walk 79km to Dáil in protest: 'We're walking to save rural Ireland'.
Some 50 young farmers walked from Athy to Government buildings in Dublin to highlight issues they face in rural Ireland. Video: Enda O'Dowd
Capuchin Day Centre: ‘We don’t ask who you are or where you’re from’.
Alan Bailey who’s been involved with the Capuchin Day Centre in Dublin since 1972 speaks about the changes he’s seen in that period. Video: Bryan O'Brien
Stardust inquest: 'Closure is in sight'
A new inquest into the deaths of 48 young people killed in the fire in the Stardust nightclub, in Artane, north Dublin in 1981 has begun. Video: Enda O'Dowd