Will Ireland follow UK ban on social media for under 16s?
Irish Times Education Correspondent Niamh Towey looks at if the Irish Government will bring in a social media ban similar to the UK. Video: Enda O'Dowd
Survivor describes Westminster attack
Internet users have not changed, says Wikipedia co-founder
Jimmy Wales was speaking to Hugh Linehan for the Inside Politics podcast.
Internet users have not changed, says Wikipedia co-founder
Jimmy Wales was speaking to Hugh Linehan for the Inside Politics podcast.
A romance scammer deceived his mother. He flew to Nigeria to track them down
Carlos Barragán was speaking to Bernice Harrison for the In the News Podcast.
Why I went looking for my mother's romance fraudster in Nigeria
Carlos Barragán was speaking to Bernice Harrison for the In the News Podcast.
Giving cash wedding gifts in the hundreds is bonkers - Emer Mclysaght
Aideen Finnegan was joined in studio by Emer Mclysaght and Conor Pope for the Better with Money Podcast.
‘It's monumental for Irish theatre’: Oklahoma to open in Dublin's Bord Gáis Theatre
The cast and crew of a new production of Oklahoma met for the first time ahead of a run in the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre from June 19th until July 6th
‘It’s long, some would say too long for its own good’: Joycean scholars celebrate Ulysses
June 16 marks Bloomsday in Dublin and fans of James Joyce turned out to host a performance of the ‘Hades’ episode of Ulysses. Video: Enda O'Dowd
Emer McLysaght: As a single person you face extra financial pressure
Aideen Finnegan was joined in studio by Emer McLysaght and Conor Pope for the Better with Money Podcast.
Dublin’s outdoor painters: ‘The adrenaline is going. There’s people watching’
Over 200 artists descended on Skerries in Dublin for the opening of the Plein Air Painting Festival. Video: Enda O'Dowd