Stop Climate Chaos, an umbrella group of Irish aid, environment, faith and youth organisations, has called on the incoming government to introduce legislation to reduce Ireland's greenhouse gas emissions by an average of 3% a year.
The Irish Palestinian Solidarity Campaign have organised a march to coincide with the fortieth anniversary of the Israeli occupation of the Palestinian Gaza Strip and West Bank.
One of Ireland's largest and most influential coursing clubs will today (June 8th) face charges that it captured hares out of season illegally.
The case of two éirígí members who face charges related to the recent visit of British war-criminal Tony Blair to Ireland was adjourned in a Belfast court yesterday (Wednesday).
Facing White relased by the Trinity College Oscar Wilde Centre; William Donaldson, a cautionary tale; Scientific discovery, fact and fiction
Journalist Philip Nolan spent a year travelling to 33 destinations in Europe with Ryanair. The result is a chaotic, bizarre and at times hilarious odyssey. Edward O'Hare reviews
Decisions made decades before she was born influenced the fate of Miss D. Whispers and shouts all around her showed how confused and passionate people still are about the issue of abortion, while the silence from politicians is deafening. Justine McCarthy was in the Four Courts for the verdict
Bertie's finances and stamp duty: does the public care? No, but the media do, writes Chekov Feeney
Black Snake Moan, a tale of a God-fearing backwoodsman who tries to teach the village nymphomaniac the error of her ways, starts off well but descends into laughable farce, while My Best Friend is pleasantly predictable. By Declan Burke
Colin Murphy speaks to theatre director Bisi Adigun about ‘intercultural Ireland', making Christy Mahon Nigerian and the troubled end to his stint on RTÉ