Dublin-based interior designer Elaine Verdon left her job in a marketing agency to follow her passion.

“I was always aware of the environment and our role in protecting it, but I definitely became more conscious of it when I was working on No Frontiers.

Trish Dromey reports on how a Dublin startup is using AI to make call centres work more efficiently.

RTÉ have confirmed broadcaster Arthur Murphy, best known for the series Mailbag has died aged 90.

Film is a collaborative medium, but what is the situation if the filmmaker whose footage is being used is deceased? And what if that filmmaker is also your estranged father?

“It won’t be long now…”

Fr Ted writer Arthur Mathews has been going to the Drogs for years. Liam Mackey finds out why. 

West Ham defender Arthur Masuaku has been banned for six games by the Football Association for spitting.

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The school holidays are nearly here and with it being so cold outside, it can be a challenge entertaining kids every day for two weeks.

The school holidays are nearly here and with it being so cold outside, it can be a challenge entertaining kids every day for two weeks.

James Joyce’s famous short works are filled with music. Alan O’Riordan meets two gallants who decided to make them into an opera.

Johnny Sexton will skipper Leinster tonight as four of the province’s British & Irish Lions return to action for the first time this season. 

Tramore’s Robin Dawson remains on course for his maiden championship success after he battled winds gusting up to 40km/h to reach the last 16 of the AIG Irish Amateur Close at Galway.

Before he starts work in Limerick on a new series from George RR Martin, director Doug Liman is bringing the tale of super smuggler Barry Seal to the big screen, writes Esther McCarthy.

Through his mother, Margaret Sinclair, he is a direct descendant of the Bernard family from County Cork.

A Dutch art sleuth who claims he is following two possible leads in the largest art heist in US history is hoping a $10m reward will help track down the collection stolen from a Boston museum in 1990.

Despite sunshine, a few storm clouds rolled in from the south for Leo, writes Lise Hand.

Movie reviews with Declan Burke

Critics have not been kind so far, but Guy Ritchie is sticking by his new King Arthur film, not least the casting of David Beckham, writes Susan Griffin

Arthur Collins is wanted for questioning after the corrosive liquid was sprayed during an argument at Mangle in Dalston, east London.

The partner of reality TV star Ferne McCann is being hunted by detectives investigating a suspected acid attack at a packed nightclub.

In the summer of 1985, pilgrims from all over Ireland bore down on the small County Cork village of Ballinspittle to witness the phenomena of a ‘moving statue’ of Our Lady.

It was a tradition that started among Ford employees all of 48 years ago.

Latest Arthur Candalish has been located safe and well

Kya deLongchamps encourages us to take a walk through a historical monument to man’s inhumanity to man — an architectural folly in West Waterford built in Famine times. 

Danish photojournalist Daniel Rye endured beatings, torture, cramped spaces and hunger as a hostage of the Islamic State in Syria, topped off with the regular threat of beheading, writes Cormac O’Keeffe.

The first trailer for King Arthur: Legend of the Sword is now online.

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Why do people believe that mums who work from home aren’t really working at all, asks Andrea Mara

Jeni Stepien's father Michael died ten years ago and his heart was donated to Arthur Thomas from New Jersey.

The special moment a bride shared with the man who had received her father’s heart just before her wedding has touched a lot of people online today.

1. JOE WARD (Light heavyweight boxer)

Family dynasties claiming the limelight in the South of Ireland Championship at Lahinch are nothing new.

* The Truth According to Arthur by Tim Hopgood (Bloomsbury, €8.40) 

For the newest generation of Irish football fans, Euro ‘88 belongs to the remote past. France 2016 will be their first time, and just maybe, let’s hope, the best of times too.