Another Life: Rays and sharks in danger of extinction in Irish waters
Michael Viney: Rays were once the standard diet of Dublin’s Ringsend, dubbed ‘Raytown’
Irish cycling still trying to fill An Post sponsorship void
Rás Tailteann confirms plug will be pulled on next year’s race if deal not struck soon
It’s fishy: rise in warm-water species found off our coasts
Climate change and plastic debris among factors but scientists need more data
Rás na mBan to go ahead in September despite sponsorship woes
Organisers still searching for a new title sponsor following An Post’s withdrawal
Another Life: Consensus on Irish flora and fauna no longer changing at glacial pace
DNA evidence indicated array of animals now recognised as distinctly Irish
Another Life: Study to reveal Ireland’s deer population
Protection for the genetic heritage of the red deer a priority
Cold-water fish makes rare visit to Irish waters
Golden Redfish commonly found off Iceland, Greenland and Norway
Another Life: Searching for sunfish where jellyfish gather
Climate change and the drift of jellyfish may explain a recent surge in sightings of nature’s biggest bony fish
Another Life: St Patrick and the puzzle of Ireland’s snakes
There is no climatic reason why at least one species shouldn’t flourish here – but references to our lack of snakes date back to as long ago as the third century
Attorney general asked in 1983 if ‘Magill’ had committed criminal libel of President Hillery
State papers also show tensions between presidency and OPW over Áras facelift expenses
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