Looping: Louise East for Magazine
Dublin's Little Museum has commissioned Louise Dunne to write about the city, an essay to go with photos by Pulitzer-winning photographer Deanne Fitzmaurice.
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'Cá bhfuil an scoil?': Dublin gaelscoil pupils protest outside Leinster House
Students from gaelscoils in Dublin 2,4,6 and 8 have protested outside of Leinster House, calling for a masterplan for Gaelcholáiste Synge. Video: Alan Betson
Looping: Council workers at high tide in Sandymount
Council workers place sandbags during high tide near Sandymount promenade, Dublin amid an ongoing yellow rain warning. Video: Bryan O'Brien
Looping: High tide at Sandymount
Waves crash on to the promenade at Sandymount, Dublin at high tide amid an ongoing status yellow rain warning. Video: Bryan O'Brien
Looping: Garry Brandon photography
Garry Brandon, a Dubliner in New Zealand, has photographed some of the world's top music acts, including Elton John and Wiz Khalifa, among others.
LOOPING: Barrow river floods during Storm Chandra
Graiguenamanagh still suffering the affects of the deluge over the last week or so, levels in the Barrow river were close to record levels.
LOOPING: Kitty's social housing piece
Joanne Lawless in Pearse House; Helen Edwards in Ballymun; and Tina Ray in Tyrone Place.
LOOPING: Slaney river during Storm Chandra Status Yellow Alert
The Slaney river near Bunclody, Wexford as Met Eireann has issued an updated Status Yellow weather warning amid 'uncertainty' over rain following Storm Chandra.
LOOPING: Human skeletons were found after Storm Éowyn at Lemanaghan monastery
Human skeletons were found in the downed trees after Storm Éowyn at St. Mella’s on the Lemanaghan monastery grounds in Co. Offaly. Video: Chris Maddaloni
Inside Cyprus' Green Line, separating north and south
Irish Times European Correspondent Jack Power visits Cyprus' Green Line, a buffer zone between the disputed north and south of the island. Video: Jack Power
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