Eithne Dodd

More than 500 students in higher education institutions were found to have used AI illegally in their graded coursework last year. RTÉ's This Week programme asked every university how many students it had caught using artificial intelligence in an unautho... See more

A number of Venezuelans in Ireland have welcomed the removal of Nicolas Maduro from power but questioned what is next for the South American country. It comes as Venezuela's toppled leader is in a New York detention centre awaiting drug charges after Pres... See more

A Dublin man is leading the construction of the world's largest ever telescope. The Extremely Large Telescope (ELT) is approximately 70% built in the Andes Mountains in Chile. Professor Tom Ray is president of the European Southern Observatory (ESO), whic... See more

A Dublin man is leading the construction of the world's largest ever telescope. The Extremely Large Telescope (ELT) is approximately 70% built in the Andes Mountains in Chile. Professor Tom Ray is president of the European Southern Observatory (ESO), whic... See more

2025 was the year climate scientists agreed it would be impossible to limit global warming to 1.5C above pre-industrial levels. The target was agreed by world leaders back in 2015. This means a certain amount of damage to the Earth's environment due to hu... See more