VE Day: Irish censorship and the news
Ronan McGreevy takes a closer look at the history of how VE Day was reported in Ireland.
Victims of Torture: ‘They didn’t want to listen to what I said’
Cardinals gather in Rome to choose new Pope
Patsy McGarry reports from Rome as the Catholic Church’s most senior leaders meet in conclave today, to elect a successor to Pope Francis.
India launches air strikes on Pakistan in 'blatant act of war'
India attacked Pakistan and Pakistani Kashmir on Wednesday with several deaths reported. Pakistan is calling the assault a 'blatant act of war'.
New 'mobility school' for cyclists opens in Crumlin, Dublin
Dublin City Council have opened a Mobility School in Eamonn Ceannt Park, Crumlin, a fun and safe environment to learn and practise cycling. Video: Bryan O'Brien
'It's about the place and the people': Meet the community trying to buy a pub in Kinsale
Just outside of Kinsale, Co Cork, a community group have banded together in an effort to buy a local pub, the Harbour Bar. Video: Enda O'Dowd
County Donegal museum damaged by fire over the weekend
Pat Doherty of the Doagh Famine Village shows us the damage inflicted by a fire over the weekend on the family owned museum in County Donegal. Video: Joe Dunne
Trump imposes 100% tariff on foreign-made movies to save Hollywood
US President Donald Trump has ordered a new 100% tariff on all movies made outside of the US, claiming Hollywood is dying a 'very fast death'.
Artist Michael Kane at 90: 'I find myself living in the moment'
Still producing work in his Dublin studio, the artist Michael Kane celebrates his 90th birthday this year. Video: Bryan O'Brien
100 days of the Government
Political Editor of The Irish Times, Pat Leahy, reviews the beginning of Micheál Martin‘s second term as Taoiseach. Video: Dan Dennison