Saturday 3 December, 2022
We have a selection of the images from a new collection.
The Sun newspaper in the UK today published pictures of Matt Hancock with adviser Gina Coladangelo.
They’ve been compiled into a book that is nominated in this year’s Irish Book Awards.
How things looked today.
Researchers also found sheep were able to recognise their handlers in photographs.
The royal couple are not expected to attend the trial in Paris, which started today.
Dublin City Council have published their archives online, in the hope it would help members of the public access records they need.
Some of the first-ever travel photos are up for auction.
The Mars Orbiter has been taking stunning photos of the planet for nearly 10 years – here are the cream of the most recent crop.
An Australian photographer has been experimenting with a drone with incredible results.
The little moments matter the most.
The little moments matter the most.
The ex-Barcelona striker, known as ‘The Dagger’, has sparked outrage.
Bustle and boredom. agony and ecstasy.
Easter Rising 1916 is an exhibition from the photographic collection of Sean Sexton. And the pictures are amazing.
From the marriage referendum to Berkeley, here are some of the choice pics of the year.
Curiouser and curiouser.
A new book, Photograph, of never-before-seen photographs, is due to be released this month.
If you’re as soft as us they might make you a little emotional.
Trinity College Dublin is giving the public a glimpse at rare photographs and items from the 1916 Rising.
The RIA wants to reunite them with the family involved.
Tens of thousands of people turned out on the streets around Ireland today.
Tagging was an undiscovered horror, for one.
Or were we already halfway there?
This is not a modern nightmare – people in the 1930s were running around like headless chickens doing last minute shopping as well.
In 1976 a young Belgian doctor ventured across what was then Zaire to find the source of the infection.
Check out all the best photographs from an entertaining afternoon of football at GAA HQ.
John J Clarke loved taking photographs of the world around him – and luckily for us, 200 of his photos have been digitised.
We chose our favourite images from events such as the U19s European Championships, the Tour de France and the week in GAA.
The metadata of feline snaps has been used to create a world map of cats.
Photographer Jeanette Lowe’s exhibition is being held in the very flats which are soon to be demolished.
His department has managed to bring spending in this area down form €83,000 in 2008 to less than €6,000 so far this year and here’s how…
The site says that breastfeeding is “natural and beautiful”.
