Two Dublin Bus staff – mechanic Paul Granger and driver Irwin Bannon – have set up bee hives in two depots which are now home to some 250,000 bees.

The Phibsborough Dublin Bus depot on the city’s northside set up its first bee hive in 2019 and has since added two more.

Prof. McElwain’s research on fossil plants has shaped our understanding of how the atmosphere has changed over millions of years, while Prof. Coleman developed a transformative technique for producing ...

Underused Irish regional airports would make ideal pilot training schools for global airlines, industry chiefs argue in a new ...

PROJECTS AIMED AT controlling invasive freshwater turtles will be developed by a number of local authorities, the government ...

Brian Feeney from Ballymahon, Co Longford, a final-year student of the SETU Level 7 Horticulture degree, will use his award ...

A BIRR student is one of four winners of the South East Technology University (SETU) Una McDermott Travel Bursary for 2025, ...

Sculptor George Sherwood's outside exhibition "Art in Motion" is on view at New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill through Oct. 12. The exhibition features 17 intricate stainless steel ...

The Fort Worth Botanic Garden is a sanctuary from the city...not just for people. "Yes. So although this area is very open and spacious, almost empty," FWBG Herbarium Collections Manager Ashley ...