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From silage wrap to catwalk fodder: Meet the students turning rubbish into high fashion
The Junk Kouture World Final takes place in Dublin next week, celebrating sustainable fashion and creativity
In pictures: Ireland’s best press photographs of the last year
James Crombie named AIB Press Photographer of the Year for third time
Gene Hackman 1930-2025: in pictures
The award-winning actor and his wife were found dead in their New Mexico home
Breakdancing in pictures: Competitors defy gravity in one-on-one battles at Dublin’s Button Factory
Dancers were competing in Dublin for a place at the Red Bull BC One World Finals in Tokyo this November
A Glass Act in pictures: ‘It’s a craft. It’s been around for thousands of years’
At Jerpoint Glass Studios in Co Kilkenny, craftsmen use tools and techniques that have been around for thousands of years
Super Bowl LIX in pictures: Kansas City Chiefs v the Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles secure their first Super Bowl in seven years with a 40-22 victory in New Orleans
In pictures: The volunteers serving almost 500 hot meals to those in need outside the GPO every week
Muslim Sisters of Éire’s soup kitchen is one of the longest-established in the capital
Badger admiring picture of badger wins wildlife British photography vote
Ian Wood took picture on a quiet road in St Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex
‘It was my first time seeing it’: how photographer captured this murmuration of starlings
Brian Arthur says he got ‘very lucky’ with striking Co Limerick snap of birds in flight
Grammy Awards 2025 in pictures
Winners at the Grammy Awards 2025 include Beyonce, Kendrick Lamar, Sabrina Carpenter and Chappell Roan
Bellringing for 65 years: ‘It’s great exercise but now that I’m 90 I only ring the lighter ones’
A photographic portrait of Richard de Courcy, who marked his birthday by ringing the bells of Christ Church Cathedral in Waterford, as he does every Sunday
John Minihan: Many of my most iconic photographs have a religious connection – even Lady Diana Spencer
My introduction to art happened in my hometown of Athy, Co Kildare. It was an age of belief; religion dominated everyday thinking and behaviour
‘Art can bring comfort, meaning and perspective to the journey of illness and recovery’
Liza Cauldwell began photographing flowers to help process her breast cancer diagnosis and treatment as she navigates through healing
In pictures: Storm Éowyn lashes the country, with record winds and mass power cuts
Gusts of 183km/h have been recorded in Foynes, Co Limerick, and at Mace Head in Co Galway
Why is Donald Trump glaring in his inauguration portrait?
The eerie image of a scowling president-elect does not scream celebration, more startling drama
Time is money: ‘Every single clock’ sells at auction in Waterford
A Patek Philippe ladies’ 18k gold pocket watch fetched the highest price – €6,000 – at RJ Keighery’s auction
LA fires: Video and images of the devastation
As the death toll rises, two wildfires continue to burn in Los Angeles, displacing more than 200,000 people and destroying more than 12,000 homes and structures
LA fires in pictures: Homes and businesses destroyed as blazes swarm Hollywood
At least six fires are currently active across the Californian city with five people confirmed to have been killed
Killarney then and now: Aspects recognisable from when Harry Kernoff painted them in 1943
Some of the views Irish artist Harry Aaron Kernoff painted of Killarney while on a cycling trip with Patrick Kavanagh haven’t changed much in more than 70 years
In pictures: New Year’s Eve in Dublin
Images from celebrations at Dublin Castle, Howth and Dún Laoghaire
From CMAT to school rugby celebrations: Tom Honan’s Photographs of the Year
A selection of regular Irish Times contributor Tom Honan’s photographs throughout the year and his story behind one of them
In pictures: Jimmy Carter 1924 - 2024
The 39th US president and Nobel Peace Prize winner Jimmy Carter has died at the age of 100
‘At Trump’s wall, even the cactuses are dying out:’ Enda O’Dowd’s Photographs of the Year
A selection of Irish Times visual journalist Enda O’Dowd’s photographs throughout the year and his story behind one of them
From the joy of the panto to the heartbreak of Gaza: Bryan O’Brien’s Photographs of the Year
A selection of Irish Times visual journalist Bryan O’Brien’s photographs throughout the year and his story behind one of them
‘Politicians are a tricky lot to cover’: Chris Maddaloni’s Photographs of the Year
A selection of Irish Times visual journalist Chris Maddaloni’s photographs throughout the year and his story behind one of them
From moving the dead zoo to St Bernadette’s relic: Dara Mac Dónaill’s Photographs of the Year
A selection of Irish Times visual journalist Dara Mac Dónaill's photographs throughout the year and the story behind one of them