Imagine stepping into a misty Irish meadow at dawn, dew clinging to your boots, as a tangle of ancient branches weaves a ...

Ireland, as a member state of the EU, must improve pollinator diversity and reverse the decline of pollinator populations by ...

Imagine standing in the heart of an Irish bog, the ground springy beneath your feet, wrapped in a hush broken only by the ...

As countries transition away from fossil fuels such as coal and peat, communities rightly worry about where the next jobs ...

These gardens in Co Wicklow impress with their lush greenery and ornate terraces. New research by Premier Inn has identified ...

IRELAND’S most underrated hotspots have been revealed – with the top spot found in the capital. With over six million ...

There’s a certain alchemy to spring styling. As heavy knits are worn with ankle-skimming jeans and sandals are paired with ...

East Coast Nature Reserve is a fairly new reserve that opened in 2009. It’s Ireland’s largest reserve at 89 hectares and forms part of the Murrough Wetlands - a Special Protection Area and ...

Nature Research Intelligence gives you a greater focus on real-world impact, enabling you to find the most effective strategies and collaborations to deliver maximum benefit from your research ...

Ireland relies on just two gas pipelines and two electricity interconnectors —both of which connect to Britain — for the bulk of its imported energy needs. With 80% of Ireland’s energy ...

In his autobiography Stone Mad (1974), Murphy recalled how a sculptor once told him, “There’s no regularity in nature”, and that “no two leaves of flowers are the same. You’ll find ...

The idea of flesh-eating plants may seem like the stuff of horror films, but we do have a few carnivorous wild plants in Ireland. In far-off tropical climes some exotic carnivorous plants have ...