The majority of tigers of India’s parks and reserves tend to ignore people.

Here is a selection of people who have begun interesting new roles with companies in Ireland.

Dublin Zoo's Wild Lights event has been cancelled tonight following a consultation from Met Eireann about the forecasted winds.

The Pope’s visit and extreme weather last year contributed to profits tumbling at the company that operates Dublin Zoo and Fota Wildlife Park.

The new arrival is the second baby gorilla born in the zoo this year.

New tourism initiative Taste the Island sets out to link visitors with Ireland’s food producers. Michelle Darmody meets the makers in Kilkenny.

At both primary and secondary level, school places for special needs children are at a premium and parents are under huge pressure with the lack of supports, writes Noel Baker

From whale-watching and open farms to zoos, Marjorie Brennan looks at some of the options for animal-centred days out.

SAMANTHA Mumba’s Twitter handle reads like a cryptic story of her life: Mama; wife; Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum selling recording artist; actress; TV presenter.

Here's your morning bulletin.

Dublin Zoo has blamed Pope Francis for causing a drop of almost 100,000 in visitor numbers this year.

Kids will also be able to visit for half price.

Queues were forming for Dublin properties today even before the pieces were taken out of the box.

Dublin Zoo is celebrating the autumn months with a very special offer.

A 10-year-old schoolboy, who witnessed a horror attack on his toddler sister by a Brazilian tapir at Dublin Zoo and saw his parents injured in a bloody fight to save their daughter’s life, has been awarded €25,000 in the Circuit Civil Court.

This week I’m focusing on summer active days. I’m sharing my top days out plus my all-time favourite breakfast, overnight oats.

Over 470,000 children have taken part in a national competition launched 14 years ago that encourages them to stay safe on the roads.

The heart-warming moment that a whole family of trumpeting elephants at Dublin Zoo help an expectant mother to give birth to her female calf has been captured on RTÉ’s hugely popular The Zoo series.

Just a week after they celebrated the birth of a male Asian calf.

The new arrival is Anak’s second calf and the seventh elephant calf born at Dublin Zoo in less than four years.

Here are all the latest headlines this lunchtime.

The newest member of the herd now joins Sam, Reni, Chaka, Zanta, Nyala, Ashanti and Zuko!

Mark your diaries. From festivals to rainy day actitivies, Ciara McDonnell has rounded up 20 ways to keep the kids amused this summer

Record numbers are visiting the country’s leading tourist attractions such as the Guinness Storehouse and the Cliffs of Moher.

There is no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing — and when it comes to Ireland it couldn’t be truer, says Derval O’Rourke.

Travel tips from our resident explorer, Barry Coughlan

Des O’Driscoll picks the best of the box this week

1. Fairy Hunt

Former dual Dublin GAA star Conal Keaney has set similar high standards in business as he had on the field, as he tells Pádraig Hoare

Almost 160 animals died at Fota Wildlife Park in Cork in 2015, including a significant number of endangered species.

This little one is her third calf and the fifth elephant born at Dublin Zoo in less than three years.

The Late Late Show is going full Irish on Friday night for St Patrick's Day.

Five events going on around the country this week. 

Get all loved up and celebrate with Darina Allen’s suggestions for Valentine’s dinner at home.

A baby eastern bongo calf has been born at Dublin Zoo.

November sees the centenary of Percival Lowell’s death. 

On Wednesday Dublin Zoo will open a brand new orang-tan enclosure, a new €3m forest home that will replicate their natural habitat in Borneo. Still a construction site, Rowena Walsh wears her hard hat and goes behind the scenes to take a look.

Bye, Harry.

Ireland was officially neutral in the Second World War but, 75 years ago today, German bombers brought the blitz to Dublin. Ryle Dwyer asks if it was error or conspiracy, and shows how the incident shines a light on our young nation’s complex relationships with the Allied and Axis powers