UK startup achieves major breakthrough in quest for space-based solar
A UK startup has claimed a major breakthrough in its plans to beam solar energy from space to Earth. At a lab in Belfast, Oxford-based Space Solar managed to light…
Dublin weather: Flooding ‘likely’ as heavy rain pushes in amid Yellow warning
A new low-pressure system is hitting the East Coast from the UK this morning, bringing heavy rain with it that should stick around for the whole day
RTE refuses to disclose how much it spends on hair and make-up for flagship shows
The national broadcaster turned down a Freedom of Information request for the details despite previously disclosing the figures for 2017
Taylor Swift Dublin: How to get resale tickets for Aviva Stadium Eras Tour show
Taylor Swift is bringing her Eras Tour to Dublin's Aviva Stadium this summer, with three sold-out shows scheduled for June 28, 29 and 30 - here's how to get resale…
Young girl rescued from sea off coast of Dun Laoghaire during Storm Kathleen
A number of bystanders attempted to help the girl before she was rescued by the RNLI
NYC knife attack victim Sarah McNally planned to return to Ireland as relationship deteriorated
Sarah’s body is being returned to her grieving family in Ireland ahead of her funeral on Monday
Renewed appeal to find Dublin teenager missing since February
Jack Byrne, aged 14, was reported missing from Lucan on Sunday, 18th February
Dublin traffic LIVE: Long delays on M50 northbound
We will bring you all the latest traffic and commuter updates on our live blog below
This ‘literacy pen’ instantly teaches you to read and write
The World Literacy Foundation and Dutch marketing firm Media.Monks have teamed up to create a pen designed to help millions of people around the world grappling with illiteracy. The device,…
The race is on to commercialise fusion energy. Europe could lead the charge
The unimaginably complex task of creating, containing, and commercialising fusion energy is undoubtedly one of the greatest scientific endeavours of our time. Since the 1950s, hoards of the world’s top…
Dublin City Council boss says black bin bags ‘very vulnerable to our good friend the seagull’
The council chief said he hopes to a pilot project involving sturdier bin bags ro the rest of the capital
Dutch cops warning against Irish scammers who took €550 from pensioner
Police near Amsterdam have now taken to social media to tell other residents to be wary of the Irish gang after they scammed other pensioners in the area