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Day 4 thoughts from the O'Connell Street fuel protesters

Day 4 thoughts from the O'Connell Street fuel protesters. Video Natalia Campos for The Irish Times

John Dallon: 'We don't know where we're at'

Donal Byrne and John Dallon, fuel protest representatives, were refused entry to talks at the Department of Agriculture with the government.

John Dallon: 'Don't be laughing at us'

John Dallon, a spokesman for the fuel protesters, again put the onus on the Government to end the truck blockades. Video: Alan Betson

O'Connell Street protesters: "This could all be over in 15 minutes"

O'Connell Street protesters speak to Ronan McGreevy about the ongoing protesting in Dublin and across the country. Video: Ronan McGreevy

Lieut Gen Rossa Mulcahy: 'Happy to provide support'

Lieut Gen Rossa Mulcahy, Defence Forces chief of staff, talking about army’s upoming role in the fuel protests.

Guards: 'These are no longer protests, they are blockades'

Gardaí advise protestors to ‘immediately cease blockades of critical infrastructure or face the full rigours of the law’

Dublin Zoo and Nia, the eastern bongo, launch Animal Welfare Master Plan

Dublin Zoo have highlighted the case of Nia, a rare eastern bongo calf, to launch their Animal Welfare Master Plan. Video: Alan Betson

'Its the longest I've been stuck in my car' - motorists caught up in fuel protest

Motorists stuck in their vehicles for three to four hours on Dublin's quays speak about the impact of the fuel protest. Video: Bryan O'Brien

Fuel protests: 'This can be sorted with a phone call or a meeting'

John Dallon, a spokesperson for the groups protesting about fuel prices in Dublin, has said that 'the city will be cleared' if the Government agrees to meet.

Fuel protests: 'If we can’t put food in the ground, where's our food security gone?'

Protesters in Dublin explain why they joined the convoys to demonstrate against the price of fuel. Video: Chris Maddaloni

Fuel protesters make their way to Dublin

Videos posted online show large convoys of drivers on the main routes into Dublin as part of a nationwide protest over fuel prices.

Artemis II: emotional crew names 'bright spot on the moon' after commander's late wife

The crew of Artemis II has named a 'bright spot' on the moon after Reid Wiseman's late wife, Carroll Taylor Wiseman, who died of cancer in 2020. Video: Reuters

20 derelict Dublin properties: a year on

Ronan McGreevy visits 20 Dublin properties highlighted as derelict by The Irish Times in 2025 to see what, if any, progress has been made. Video: Ronan McGreevy

Sculpting the president: 'Don't make me look like a gom!'

Artist John Coll created the bust of Michael D Higgins that sits in the Áras alongside portraits of the other past presidents. Video: Enda O'Dowd

Are the Emilys welcome in Paris?

Naomi O'Leary looks at the popularity of Netflix's Emily in Paris, and the differing views it has caused in France's capital. Video: Naomi O'Leary

'Trust us, you look beautiful': astronauts report from Artemis II

The crew of Artemis II talk about their experience just after completing the translunar injection burn that is leading them towards the moon. Video: Reuters

Artemis II: First crewed mission to the moon in 54 years launches

Views from the ground, and aboard a plane, capture the Artemis II launch, the first crewed mission to the moon in more than 50 years. Video: Reuters

Strait of Hormuz will 'open up naturally', says Trump

US president Donald Trump has said the strait of Hormuz will "open up naturally" after America completes its objectives in Iran. Video: Reuters

How to Get to Shopping Heaven From Belfast

How to Get to Shopping Heaven From Belfast. Video: Niamh Browne

Independent petrol stations: 'We're selling petrol and diesel at a loss'

Owners and managers of independent petrol stations throughout Ireland discuss the current difficulties on the forecourts. Video: Chris Maddaloni/Enda O'Dowd

PSNI use ‘Kids Court’ to tackle speeding on NI roads

At Artigarvan Primary Schoo,l PSNI Officers offered speeding motorists the choice of penalty points and a fine, or a hearing with children in a 'Kids Court.'

'Irish people just love chocolate': Grá Chocolate founder Grainne Mullins

Gráinne Mullins, head chocolatier and founder of Grá Chocolates, speaks about her business in Galway and Irish people's love of chocolate. Video: Bryan O'Brien

Jennifer O'Connell: How a US court case shines a light on social media

Irish Times Opinion Editor Jennifer O'Connell looks at a recent US court case and how it could upend social media's hold on us.

'It's a madman's collection': Over 400 cuckoo clocks go on display in Waterford

The largest public collection of cuckoo clocks have gone on permanent display at the Irish Museum of Time in Waterford. Video: Enda O'Dowd

Southern Lebanon medical centre lies in ruins

12 medical personnel were killed after an Israeli strike on a medical centre in Bourj Qalaway, southern Lebanon on March 13th, 2026. Video: Sally Hayden