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  • ack, aged 10, and his brother Jordi Lacey Leonard, aged 5 with James Lawless - Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science of Ireland photographed to launch Science Week 2026

    Science Week to make a nationwide splash with hundreds of events on theme of ‘Water: From Molecule to Ocean’

    Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, James Lawless TD, has today announced details of Science Week 2026, the theme of which is Water: From Molecule to Ocean’....

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  • The cover of a physical copy of report; The Role of Crime and Security Journalism in Irish Democracy

    First-ever report on crime and security journalism in Ireland launched

    All-island study explores the role of crime and security journalism in Irish democracy in partnership with the Irish Council for Civil Liberties...

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  • An image of a group of children taking part in a Dublin Maker activity. Image: Dublin Maker

    Dublin Maker 2026: Celebrating craft, curiosity and community

    Ireland’s largest free festival of makers, crafters, coders and inventors returns to Leopardstown Racecourse for two days this August...

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  • Rinn Pharma and Nordic Pharma Train Logos

    Rinn Pharma & Biopharma expands European research collaboration through NordicPharmaTrain partnership

    Rinn Pharma & Biopharma, Ireland’s national centre for Research & Innovation in Making Medicines, is pleased to announce its inclusion in the NordicPharmaTrain (NPT) network, marking a significant ste...

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  • Looking beyond the farmer: research reveals hidden pressures on Irish farm families

    Looking beyond the farmer: research reveals hidden pressures on Irish farm families

    Over 99% of Irish farms operate as family enterprises, where the boundaries between work and home life are often blurred. A new report from the FarmFaMHealth project has revealed the unseen and overlo...

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  • Dr Mike Stock at Carlingford, credit Jack Beckwith, Trinity College Dublin

    Ancient Irish volcano offers new clues about the development of its modern-day, active “brothers and sisters”

    An international team of volcanologists, working on Carlingford Mountain has found that magma “plumbing systems” beneath Earth’s surface can fluctuate between solid- and liquid-dominated states, provi...

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