Designed in Ireland, assembled in Australia, pointed at the stars
In the 1860s the Dublin engineer Thomas Grubb built the world’s most advanced telescope
Scientists in Ireland glean fascinating insight into solar storms
Findings may enable accurate forecasting of when bursts set to occur and impact on Earth
Thirty-one great things to do with kids over the Easter break
Make like an Easter Bunny and hop along to some of the great breaks and days out on offer
Irish scientists discover how the disturbances in the sun impact on Earth
Trinity team examines bursts of radiation on sun called solar flares
Ghouls, gore and ghostly moans: How scary is too scary for Halloween?
What’s thrilling for some children is terrifying for others. Read on for a selection of family-friendly events
Brendan Parsons, 78: ‘How many rooms are there in the castle? It depends on what you call a room’
The Generations series, charting the experience of Irish people through the decades, by Rosita Boland, reaches 70-year-olds in Saturday's Irish Times. Here we preview the voices from that decade with the seventh Earl of Rosse
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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