High Court also directs Minister for Transport Shane Ross to rectify breach

One year after demolition of ‘the Jungle’, many are now living in bushes and scrub around the French port

ESB trying to restore power despite bad weather

Government accused by campaigners of playing ‘very negative role’ in negotiations

Irish Coast Guard airmen are still missing after Rescue 116 crash in March

The good news is there is still a considerable resource left to protect, according to new research by Irish marine biologist Dr Peter Tyndall

Mother of Irish oarsman hails ‘great escape’ from ocean

Government expected to review position on legislation for cross-Border fishing rights

Michael Gove’s shot across the bows brings Ireland’s ‘challenges’ into sharper focus

Taoiseach voices support for Asgard II replacement while attending SeaFest 2017

Marcus Connaughton leaves ‘niche’ radio show with ‘remarkable following’ after 15 years

Hundreds attend memorial service for winch-operator Paul Ormsby in Dublin

Hundreds of mourners attend memorial service for Ciarán Smith in north Dublin

‘Disappointing’ weather hampers efforts of salvage team hoping to lift helicopter from seabed

Boat will lift five-tonne part of the helicopter, aided by camera, in search for the two men

Trinity look form crew after winning the Erne Head of the River impressively

Conditions very challenging and water ‘like a washing machine’ due to outcrops of rock

‘Weak’ transmission picked up during continued search for three missing crew

When Rathlin Island advertised for someone to run its 18th century Manor House, Genevieve McLernon and her husband applied

Irish Coast Guard says the black blobs may have been caused by oil pollution at sea

Minister says Garda involvement is likely after the discovery of remains at Tuam home

Concerns raised over plan’s impact on traffic as water users welcome better river access

Inland Fisheries Ireland confirms first catch of 2017 was on the Munster Blackwater river

Historic property offered for €10m after Browne family got into financial difficulty

In no-low-fares, no-internet 1990, being on scheme was just like ‘stepping into the world’

Supertrawler Atlantic Dawn sold a decade ago but deal works against smaller operations

Industry welcomes 233,500 tonnes quota, an increase of 6% on 2016, and worth €280m

Storm Darwin’s devastating impact may have been due to a ‘sting jet’, expert says

‘Northabout’ completes circumnavigation in seven weeks highlighting polar ice melt

John Hannigan’s highly readable survey of mankind and the oceans tackles deep-sea mining, superpower rivalries, global warming and popular culture

Project founder Lelia Doolin says aim was to create “civic facility” for people of Galway

Oileán an Óir trawler inquiry finds two men inhaled ‘lethal’ levels of hydrogen sulphide

A senior American marine expert is alarmed by misinformation about climate change and by weak leadership, but he refuses to give in to pessimism

Simon Coveney says ship will be despatched for humanitarian rescue ‘within next month’

Marine Institute seeks 35-year lease for trial offshore electricity generating station

UN expert explains goal is to combine cutting edge research with local knowledge, practices

Irish Wildlife Trust expresses concern over ‘continuing decline of marine environment’

Coast Guard had notified AAIU of incident where girl slipped mid-rescue from winch

Highest danger of flooding hazard in 20 years ahead of predictions of 35mm of rain

President notes role of ‘individualism’ and ‘insatiable consumption’ in economic crisis