Black Irish Lives: Young people making their mark in business, sport, music, film, food and beyond

Arts shuffles back into department title as culture sector faces existential threat

Webcam set up in Glengariff, Co Cork so public can follow hatching of chicks online

In the midst of a vast social, political and cultural experiment, we need all the data we can get

Draft programme for government has revived hopes of new minister for media role

Director says RTÉ did not have funds to develop series, now an international sensation

Activities are curbed due to Covid-19, but there’s plenty of ways to keep kids occupied

The effects of climate change could damage, and possibly even destroy, our collective heritage

The third-level sector is expected to operate within budget and make cuts where necessary

As the country reopens, cultural events will be last to come back – if they come back at all

Galleries and museums set to open alongside hairdressers in Government’s plans

Ladbrokes plan would replace Ann’s Bakery with third bookies outlet on historic street

Environmental groups call for an independent National Parks and Wildlife Service

Government says use of off road vehicles damaging mountains’ natural heritage

The Covid-19 crisis has put millions of independent artists and small companies around the world under existential threat

Storage facility ‘significantly below international standards’, Imma warned officials

Open letter to Arts Council and Government says movement ‘will not be silenced’

Year as European Capital of Culture had been due to start with fire spectacle

Derelict national monument has ‘destroyed footfall’, Moore Street businesses say

Fishing vessels take shelter in anticipation of strong winds and waves of more than 14m

Four Courts fire at start of Civil War destroyed centuries of historic documents

Archaeologists at work on site of high-profile sit-in by homeless activists at Christmas 2016

The Wicklow studio has avoided fading to black, thanks to new opportunities in international TV-making

If the core and front of the house are safe, does it matter what else gets built around it?

Developer says development would include cultural facility dedicated to James Joyce

The monastery receives between 155,000 and 170,000 visitors per year

Department of Culture bodies say interpretation at odds with child-protection policies

Three years after vowing to double Arts spending by 2024, the Government is already a year behind

C&AG report shows sharp drop in approved support for film and TV industry

What began in Dublin in 2006 is now a national behemoth on a cultural mission

Artists can be exempt from jobseeker activities to ‘focus on their artistic work’

Developers are demolishing venues to build hotels, apartments and temples of finance

Keep Ireland Open makes complaint to Wicklow Co Council over erection of new fencing at estate

Report suggests Beechpark is the site of a rare, early medieval settlement

Patrick Freyne: Irish victory in the dating show may prevent a hard Border

Investigators managed to prosecute man by uncovering traces of animal from the kill site

AstroLands will stage space camps and workshops

Wildlife officials claim there is no ‘localised solution’ that will resolve this problem definitively

Laura Ryan from Kilkenny takes overall prize as students asked to design modern logo

Dean says to walk through the building ‘is really to take a stroll through Irish history’