AranLIFE is an innovative four-year project that aimed to overcome farming challenges

Officers seek public’s help following the unlawful deaths of the birds in Co Louth

Brú na Bóinne finds have captured public’s imagination, and raise questions for the State

The pivotal place of 1918 in European and Irish history will make 2018 a busy centenary

Management plan for raised bogs published

Number of cranes over capital’s skyline rises 76 per cent in a year

Conservationists are concerned about how the badger cull is being implemented in Ireland – and many fear it’s a poor method of preventing bovine tuberculosis

N59 Action Campaign launches petition calling for development of Connemara route

Review of policy will not be discussed until autumn due to intervention by Minister

‘Any change to EU language regime subject to vote of the Council,’ says Commission

Not proven that 2.8km, 200,000-tonne rock ‘berm’ needed to protect course - department

Story of how man’s remains were exhumed and identified to be told at free UCC lecture

Free event is part of the Arts Council Easter Rising centenary programme

Buildings at Risk: Cartown House, Co Louth, a 17th-century manor house

Larry Brennan says listed monument is ‘grand’ despite claims by tourism association

Museum praised for its ‘charming way of representing Dublin’s people’

From the Wild Atlantic Way to Dublin city centre, the importance of landscape architecture in establishing a better – and greener – quality of life is just beginning to be understood

C&AG report shows Government taskforce did not meet for six years before last July

‘Keep off our land’ campaign set to run until State compensation scheme is honoured

Irish Film Board welcomes plans to shoot along ‘some of our most spectacular locations along the Wild Atlantic Way’

The event also featured video tributes to Waking the Feminists and the year in theatre

Challengers say case raises issues of environmental and general public importance

Graffiti artist says he did not make artwork depicting building workers at 1916 site

1916/2016: a miscellany

After a year of theatre, hundreds of shows and days of deliberation, here are the nominees for the 2015 Irish Times Irish Theatre Awards

Protesters vow to re-occupy historic site if High Court decision goes against them

Activists are occupying the site of proposed Easter Rising Interpretive Centre in Dublin

Department claims buildings at centre of controversy were ‘in ruins’ prior to Rising

Minister says he will not fund development if it is not called the ‘Tenement Museum’

Yeats could apply that same laser-like intelligence to public affairs that he applied to his poetry or drama, and he laid down arguments that are vital to our current National Cultural Policy

Island Ferries Ltd to cease service between Ros-a-Mhíl and Inis Mór on January 17th

Birdwatch Ireland says lack of third-party consent for filming a ‘missed opportunity’

The relationships between the Abbey Theatre, the Government and the Arts Council show plenty that’s wrong with arts governance in Ireland

Play featuring ‘Love/Hate’ star Vaughan Lawlor described as ‘sell-out sensation’

Review: ‘Designing Ireland’, ‘The Secret Life of Four-Year-Olds’, ‘Simply Nigella’

Councillors claiming deer ‘out of control’ hazard and collisions with cars numerous

Some 240 Easter Rising relatives interviewed for oral history project

Some €31m from budget allocation to finish major capital projects associated with 1916

Department of Arts gets hike of 12%, but Arts Council is not happy with modest rise