Nicolas Sarkozy arrived at prison in Paris on Tuesday to start a five-year sentence.
Nicolas Sarkozy waves goodbye to supporters gathered near his Paris home as his convoy left for La Santé prison. He was sentenced to five years in jail.
The Battle of Clontarf: separating fact from fiction
After 53 years on Talbot Street, Dublin city’s last wallpaper shop prepares to close
We speak with Eamonn Keane about the Family-owned Gerry Keane Wallpapers closing down after Christmas 2025. Video: Dan Dennison
Explainer: who was Catherine Connolly pictured with in Syria?
In June 2018 Catherine Connolly was pictured with militia leader Saed Abd Al-Aal in Yarmouk, Syria. Video: Ronan McGreevy
Park Hotel Kenmare - showcasing the best of contemporary art
The Park Hotel in Kenmare, Co Kerry, owned by Bryan and Tara Meehan is home to a large collection of contemporary art. Video: Bryan O'Brien
Rory Gallagher's 1961 Fender Stratocaster goes on display in Dublin
Rory Gallagher's 1961 Fender Stratocaster has gone on display at the National Museum after being purchased by the State. Video: Ronan McGreevy
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
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