Bryan O'Brien

Bryan O'Brien

Bryan O’Brien is Chief Video Journalist at The Irish Times. He was previously a staff photographer and the newspaper's deputy picture editor.

Behind the scenes at Weir & Sons of Grafton Street

We go behind the scenes of Weir & Sons of Grafton Street, the renowned family-run luxury jeweller founded in Dublin in 1869. Video: Bryan O'Brien

Curbing outdoor drinking on Drury Street: a war on the young?

Curbing outdoor drinking on Drury Street: a war on the young? Video: Bryan O'Brien/Niamh Browne

What the poll numbers tell us in Dublin Central

Jack Horgan Jones takes a closer look at what the numbers in the TG4/Irish Times poll mean for the upcoming byelection in Dublin Central. Video: Bryan O'Brien

Looping - Abandoned building Sandyford

The abandoned Sentinel building in Sandyford is to be turned into 294 “office suites” following Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council’s granting of permission.

'That's a surprise to me': Ella Sloane examines her family history

Irish Times reporter Ella Sloane explores her family heritage with the help of genealogist Hilary McDonagh at the National Archives. Video: Bryan O'Brien

Hundreds take part in ‘No to War and Genocide’ Demonstration

Hundreds of people have taken part in the ‘No to War and Genocide’ Demonstration in Dublin city centre. Video: Bryan O'Brien

Longevity, school and the second World War: Pauline Kearns (101) looks back

Pauline Kearns (101), shares some memories from her century of life. Video: Bryan O'Brien

Opposition confirm they will vote no confidence in Government

Opposition parties have confirmed that they will collectively vote no confidence in the Government following the recent fuel protests. Video: Bryan O'Brien

Photo essay: In the footsteps of ancient pilgrims in Co Donegal

We follow a route used since the Middle Ages to St Patrick’s Purgatory on the shores of Lough Derg

'Its the longest I've been stuck in my car' - motorists caught up in fuel protest

Motorists stuck in their vehicles for three to four hours on Dublin's quays speak about the impact of the fuel protest. Video: Bryan O'Brien

Fuel protests: 'This can be sorted with a phone call or a meeting'

John Dallon, a spokesperson for the groups protesting about fuel prices in Dublin, has said that 'the city will be cleared' if the Government agrees to meet.

Looping video 30 Frederick Street North

Looping video 30 Frederick Street North

PSNI use ‘Kids Court’ to tackle speeding on NI roads

At Artigarvan Primary Schoo,l PSNI Officers offered speeding motorists the choice of penalty points and a fine, or a hearing with children in a 'Kids Court.'

'Irish people just love chocolate': Grá Chocolate founder Grainne Mullins

Gráinne Mullins, head chocolatier and founder of Grá Chocolates, speaks about her business in Galway and Irish people's love of chocolate. Video: Bryan O'Brien

Hundreds of DCC tenants protest over rent increases

Hundreds of tenants of Dublin City Council properties have protested in Dublin over rent increases. Video: Bryan O'Brien

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