A pair of rare Common Cranes, which have previously nested at a bog in Co Offaly, have returned for a seventh consecutive year.

Also this week: AI-generated statements on Gaza, and whatever Bono is going on about.

A plaque commemorating Irish revolutionary, social activist and co-founder of Dublin's first children's hospital, Madeleine ffrench-Mullen has been unveiled in the capital.

One of the most important surviving medieval manuscripts written in Irish goes on public display after a two-year long project to conserve it.

Veterans who served with the SAS and SBS give BBC Panorama eyewitness accounts of alleged executions.

The misuse and abuse of accessible parking spaces has gotten worse in recent years and is "obstructing" peoples' lives, a Co Offaly wheelchair user has said.

The Hollywood Reporter reported today that Kneecap have split with their booking agency.

Sooner or later, dictators shut down the free press. In America, that might not be so easy, but it pays to be prepared.

A Bill is coming before the Dáil to name the national children’s hospital after Mayo native Dr. Kathleen Lynn.

Kneecap had the Coachella crowd rapping 'as gaeilge' as the Irish hip hop trio made a triumphant debut at the reknowned Californian music festival.

The bank lists the cost of the sculpture as €320,000 on its website.

Applications are currently being accepted up until 13 April.

The party claims the signage is a waste of taxpayer money.

Speeding, tailgating and dangerous overtaking are widespread, the hauliers have warned.