Frank Miller

Deputy chief constable Drew Harris says applications welcome ‘across all sections of community’

Both Lives Matter adverts claim 100,000 people are alive due to North’s termination laws

Tributes pour in for Darren Rodgers (24), who died after fall from promenade

Images captured by ‘Irish Times’ photographers and agencies in Ireland and around the world tell the often harrowing, sometimes uplifting, but always powerful stories of 2015

Unesco photographic exhibition opens as part of summer school in Galway

Rosita Boland: ‘I watched as migrants from Syria, Bangladesh, Mali and Nigeria took their first steps on land since embarking from Libya on boats they knew could as easily transform overnight into their coffins’

The Irish Air Corps enjoy some of the best views in Ireland. The force’s photographic unit, 105 Squadron, captured these images in the course of their work

A series of photographs taken of four sisters over a 40 year period has been exhibited at MoMa and seen around the world. Now a complete set of the images has come on the market

Tributes paid to ‘most reliable, decent, down-to-earth guy’

National public airing of principle of unity by consent

Photograph by Frank Miller, first oublished on February 2nd, 1990

We’re offering prizes of €1,000 each for best photographer and best photograph

Is it appropriate for news outlets to use distressing pictures of the dead?

Hillen’s black-and-white photographs, sombre yet wistful, are a compelling record of life during the worst years in the North