Opinion - Catherine Connolly can criticise the EU and still become president
Justine McCarthy on how, with a new generation of voters coming of age, neutrality could be a decisive factor. Video: Dan Dennison
Ireland's fossils: an ancient part of our heritage
Can the president introduce new policies?
Professor David Kenny of the School of Law in Trinity College Dublin outlines some of the key powers of the presidency. Video: Dan Dennison
The president's greatest power has never been used
Professor David Kenny of the School of Law in Trinity College Dublin outlines some of the key powers of the presidency. Video: Dan Dennison
Can the president veto a law?
Professor David Kenny of the School of Law in Trinity College Dublin outlines some of the key powers of the presidency. Video: Dan Dennison
Can anyone run for president?
Professor David Kenny of the School of Law in Trinity College Dublin outlines some of the key powers of the presidency. Video: Dan Dennison
Is the president apolitical?
Professor David Kenny of the School of Law in Trinity College Dublin outlines some of the key powers of the presidency. Video: Dan Dennison
Can the president criticise the government?
Professor David Kenny of the School of Law in Trinity College Dublin outlines some of the key powers of the presidency. Video: Dan Dennison
Does the president need permission to leave the State?
Professor David Kenny of the School of Law in Trinity College Dublin outlines some of the key powers of the presidency. Video: Dan Dennison
Scammers and Ireland - huge data leak reveals how Irish people are ripped off
Irish people are among the most sought-after by scammers
Explainer - Can Jim Gavin become president?
Art O’Leary, CEO of An Coimisiún Toghcháin (The Electoral Commission) takes us through the detail around names on ballot papers and voting. Video: Dan Dennison