Enda O'Dowd

Enda O'Dowd

Enda O'Dowd is a video journalist at The Irish Times.

From either side of the border UCD students look a the probability of united Ireland

UCD students look at when, if and how a united Ireland might come about. Video: Enda O'Dowd

'The impact on the individual is lifechanging': Adults with learning difficulties in the workforce

The Grow program in Dublin's Airfield gives adults with learning difficulties the opportunity to develop skills and enter the workforce. Video: Enda O'Dowd

In pictures: Airfield Estate’s ‘life-changing’ course where people can grow

Participants turn their hands to hospitality, tourism and horticulture across the farm and cafe

Watch: ‘I am looking Irish but I’m not.’ The world descends on Dublin for St Patrick’s Day

The streets of Dublin were thronged on Tuesday as hundreds of thousands turned out to celebrate St Patrick’s Day. Video: Enda O'Dowd

In pictures: Aboard the Donegal fishing boat rocked by global events

The outbreak of war half a world away saw a catch of crab returned to Killybegs due to a cancelled flight

Opinion: Mark O'Connell looks at how White House videos are capturing the 'Brain Rot War'

Mark O'Connell looks at how White House videos are capturing the 'Brain Rot War'. Video: Enda O'Dowd

‘I’m the only full-time fishing boat in Killybegs’: Aboard a dying industry

John Menarry is the last full-time fisherman in Killybegs as many in the industry move part-time due to decreasing quotas. Video: Enda O'Dowd

Here’s how an architect would renovate this two-bed home in Dublin 9

John Dobbin of Dobbin + Company Architects looks at how he would approach renovating 49 Glentow Road in Dublin 9. Video: Enda O'Dowd

What are the new Government rent regulations and how will they impact you?

Ellen O'Riordan looks at the new Government rent regulations and looks at how they will impact renters across Ireland. Video: Enda O'Dowd

'Someone's going to get killed': Dubiln residents protest over poor infastructure

Local residents of Kinsealy protested poor infrastructure in the village that has seen huge development in recent years. Video: Enda O'Dowd

From farm to fork: How a Dublin secondary school is producing food for a Michelin starred restaurant

Students from Belvedere College in Dublin are helping produce food for the Michelin starred restaurant Chapter One. Video: Enda O'Dowd

'I loved it immediately': Housing scheme with support for older people opens in Dublin

Ireland’s first purpose-built housing with a support scheme for older people was opened in Dublin. Video: Enda O'Dowd

From halfpipes to maths tests': Irish Olympians return home

Ireland's four Winter Olympians were welcomed home after a whirlwind tournament in Italy. Video: Enda O'Dowd

From schools to doorsteps travelling with Cork's mobile library

Every two weeks a mobile library travels the picturesque Beara peninsula in Cork stopping at schools, villages and doorsteps. Video: Enda O'Dowd

Why were there so many visa applications in the Epstein files?

European Correspondent Naomi O'Leary looks at why there were so many visa applications in the Epstein Files. Video: Enda O'Dowd

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