Photography

Ideal geomagnetic and weather conditions resulted in aurora borealis lighting up sky

A single image might capture the essence of a story, but a contact sheet shows the context and sequence of events before and after the chosen image

Deirdre Irwin won the ‘wildlife and its habitats’ category for her photograph of a Dalmatian pelican, taken in Greece

Photographers from around the world entered more than 23,000 images into the competition

Fashion shows at the Co Laois event were standing room only, with farmers going ‘a bit mad’ for the style

Pictures of rare celestial event across the world

Jessica Purcell wins women’s race while Paul Mulvehill takes the men’s prize on a glorious Saturday afternoon In Dublin

Last Saturday night, 82,000 fans of all ages rocked at Croke Park in Dublin with the fabled band

Shortlisted entries will be exhibited at the National Gallery of Ireland from November

Thousands lined O’Connell Street as Ireland’s athletes travelled back from Paris 2024

Following our recent series exploring the many beautiful lighthouses across the island, we pick out some of our favourite photographs

From Natasha Bedingfield in the Saturday sun to crowd surfing at Sing Along Social, here are some of the best snaps from this year’s festival

Some of the highlights included the Royal Jordanian Falcons and aerobatic displays from Team Raven and Jet Pitts

Hundreds of scarecrows from the four corners of Ireland and further afield compete in All-Ireland Scarecrow Championships

Fleet of 85 boats carrying athletes along river Seine marked beginning of Games of the 33rd Olympiad

Annual parades commemorate King William’s victory at Battle of the Boyne 334 years ago

Irish Times Photo Editor Brenda Fitzsimons retires after more than four decades as a press photographer

While his Tory and Labour counterparts have embarked on traditional campaigns ahead of Thursday’s general election, the Lib Dems leader has opted for a more colourful approach

Hundreds gathered at the hill on Thursday night, June 21st, to mark the longest day of the year

Performances and fun across Dublin for commemoration of the 120th year since the day on which James Joyce’s Ulysses is set