A close-up of Cuscuta - or golden dodder. Photo / Zoe Loader, Department of Conservation A large digger isn’t something ...

This 1930s silent science film sequence visually documents the parasitic growth of the dodder vine as it winds its way around host plants. The footage captures the vine’s snaking motion as it seeks ...

Photographers and wildlife enthusiasts are making a daily pilgrimage to a short stretch of river in Dublin to catch a glimpse of one of Ireland's most striking and elusive birds - the kingfisher.

Two naval vessels were in Dublin Bay’s neighbouring ports during the St. Patrick’s Day Bank Holiday Weekend, where one was ...

The Department of Conservation (DOC) said Cuscuta campestris - also known as golden dodder - was known to be only in north ...

President Higgins leads tributes after death of Matt Murphy, founder of Sherkin Island Marine Station ...

Pollution of rivers with farm waste reduced last year as efforts to avoid penalties increased, early indications show.

A huge crowd gathered recently at Hodges Figgis for the launch of Wild Waterways: A Celebration of Life on an Irish River by ...

A large digger isn’t something usually seen in a protected wetland, but it’s proven vital in a collaborative effort to remove an invasive weed species. The invasive plant Cuscuta campestris – also ...