Free documentary shows at Merrion Square and Blackrock Park aim to highlight climate crisis

It is the second year in succession for Glanmire Community College to enroll seven sets of twins

Irish researchers say device can help save lives – and time in busy hospitals

Music Minds focuses on music, music technology and the processes of music making

The Gate becomes Gatsby Mansion again in this fluid F Scott Fitzgerald adaptation

Prof John Boland among leading Irish scientists to feature in SFI annual awards

Mount Anville site had been earmarked for Traveller accommodation

Tributes were paid to Lewis’s personality and sense of fun – his kindness, modesty and altruism

Sixteen councillors say now is not the time to change the party leadership

Pick of the prize winning gardens and don't forget to try gins laced with botanicals in a new distillery zone

Beautician Alicia Mikielewska (26) told court friends feared she was dead after incident

What do you see? asked the big winner. We’re seeing double and elephants, came the answer

Irish Times Irish Theatre Awards: Mark Rothko drama ‘Red’ is the big winner

Peter O’Brien will take over from Sheila Gahan who held the role for 8 years

For the TV presenter, it’s all about the cosy – dark floors and light walls with throws and soft fabrics

For your Diary: Applegreen results; UK unemployment stats; German inflation; Photonics conference

A tiny capacity, a big heart, a Shift Shack – is this Ireland’s most intimate festival?

Innogy has acquired wind farm in Kerry and plans to develop its Irish presence

The audience joins in the decadence in the Gate Theatre’s thrillingly immersive production

Designed to include members of the audience, the Gate Theatre’s adaptation of F Scott Fitzgerald’s novel begins at the door

Dr Crokes man served Kerry with extraordinary talent and deserves an ordinary life

Peter O’Brien’s autumn/winter collection for Arnotts is one of the most elegant Irish collections on the market

Borrow style notes from the French – especially some of their artful knottingtechniques – and a well-chosen scarf will add dash to any outfit

The comedy is not a challenge to the status quo, but instead has a sociopathic indifference towards anything: love, betrayal or emotion

The national soul searching after tragedy was quickly replaced by familiar attitudes

OECD report will contain major challenges and opportunities for Ireland

Councillors to debate motion on reducing property tax by a further 15 per cent

The art of dressmaking is thriving as customers seek out experts who can make them something beautiful, that fits them beautifully too

Want to dance? Need a hug? Or could do with some help clearing out some emotional or actual baggage? There’s a whole army of people out there to help

Technical issues on Joe Duffy show meant programme was replaced by an hour of hits

The Alcohol Health Alliance was good result from Diageo dispute, says Youth Council

Five people talk about the bags that quicken their pulses and hold their purses

Lanvin’s moment in the spotlight is long overdue, and the modernity of her century-old dresses is extraordinary

Court hears landlord has agreed to allow restaurateur Jay Bourke back into Dublin restaurant

Landlord of Dublin restaurant alleged to have changed locks over rent

Deirdre McQuillan's guide to looking good while gift-hunting

Wood Quay Venue sees men’s buttoned-up look contrast women’s zanier collection

Long serving Labour councillor Jane Dillon Byrne narrowly missed out on final seat

Staging a costume drama? Take as many liberties as you like with the set, but keep those corsets and ruffles as is

The Gate’s new production of Wilde’s political play struggles to marry its competing forces