UN agencies should be enabled to distribute aid in Gaza, says Taoiseach
The Taoiseach has said that UN agencies should be "enabled and allowed" to distribute food aid in Gaza amid ongoing deaths at aid centres. Video: Bryan O'Brien
A visual journey into the craft of woodturning: ‘It’s warm to the touch’
Eoghan Leadbetter creates beautiful and sustainable products from fallen trees in his workshop in Stoneyford, Co Kilkenny
Kilkenny woodturner handcrafts beautiful everyday items
Eoghan Leadbetter is a woodturner and furniture maker based in Stoneyford, Co. Kilkenny, talks about his craft. Video: Bryan O'Brien
Dublin's largest illegal landfill dump is cleared
Dublin City Council has started to clear a large illegal landfill site in Darndale on the north of the city. Video: Bryan O'Brien
'It's all about choice': Dublin camogie players hope for change
Gordon Manning speaks to members of the Dublin Senior Camogie squad ahead of this week's Camogie Association vote on the wearing of shorts. Video: Bryan O'Brien
In pictures: When the showband era ended, Jas Fagan adapted and began making First Communion suits
Jas Fagan, a trombone player with showband The Cadets, started his tailoring business over 56 years ago. Joe Dolan was a client
Family of Dublin tailors making Holy Communion suits for decades
Jas Fagan Tailor shop on Dublin's Thomas St has been making Holy Communion suits for many years. Jas's son Leonard now runs the business. Video: Bryan O'Brien
New 'mobility school' for cyclists opens in Crumlin, Dublin
Dublin City Council have opened a Mobility School in Eamonn Ceannt Park, Crumlin, a fun and safe environment to learn and practise cycling. Video: Bryan O'Brien
Artist Michael Kane at 90: 'I find myself living in the moment'
Still producing work in his Dublin studio, the artist Michael Kane celebrates his 90th birthday this year. Video: Bryan O'Brien
Royal Portrush Golf Club prepares for its third British Open
Royal Portrush Golf Club in County Antrim will play host to the 153rd British Open in July. It will be its third time to do so. Video: Bryan O'Brien
'It is with us everyday' - mother of Creeslough victim on the tragedy two and half years later
Survivors and families of victims of the 2022 Creeslough explosion are still seeking answers. Video: Bryan O'Brien
Roy Hopkins case: family 'happy to get justice'
The family of Roy Hopkins say they are "happy to get justice" after Robert Broughan was sentenced to life in prison for his murder. Video: Bryan O'Brien
Marching practice in a car park with Ireland’s only remaining trade union band
Communications Workers’ Union Band can trace its roots to before 1916 – its instruments were destroyed in the GPO during the Easter Rising
Ian Curran: Paddy Cosgrave calls 'victory' for himself in Web Summit case
Ian Curran reports on the settlement reached at the High Court in relation to a legal dispute between Web Summit shareholders. Video: Bryan O'Brien
Web Summit case: Cosgrave claims 'vindication' over settlement
Paddy Cosgrave spoke to the media outside court. Video: Bryan O'Brien