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Mediahuis photographers scoop four prizes at AIB Press Photographer of the Year Awards - Vimarsana News

Mediahuis photographers scoop four prizes at AIB Press Photographer of the Year Awards

Mediahuis photographers have scooped four awards at the 46th annual AIB Press Photographer of the Year Awards.

2023 in Focus: From the war in Gaza to the Dublin riot, our photographers bore witness to the year's most explosive scenes - Vimarsana News

2023 in Focus: From the war in Gaza to the Dublin riot, our photographers bore witness to the year's most explosive scenes

I hope you’ll agree that what follows is a striking selection of some of the year’s most arresting images taken by press photographers. Many were taken by our own team at Mediahuis Ireland, with accompanying words from staff photographers below. Others are from agency photographers. They all tell different stories from a year of news that was often tumultuous, both abroad and at home.

Government accused of 'throwing in towel' on mental health - Vimarsana News

Government accused of 'throwing in towel' on mental health

A LIMERICK TD has accused the Government of "throwing in the towel" by not increasing the amount that is being spent on mental health.

Weekend Loves: Purposeful pottery, Christmas countdowns, female-led fashion - Vimarsana News

Weekend Loves: Purposeful pottery, Christmas countdowns, female-led fashion

Ruth O'Connor's guide to bright ideas and beautiful things

World News in Brief: Water crisis for children, hunger in East Africa, new Yazidi memorial - Vimarsana News

World News in Brief: Water crisis for children, hunger in East Africa, new Yazidi memorial

Some 739 million children worldwide – or one in three - already live in areas exposed to high or very high water scarcity, with climate change threatening to push that alarming figure higher, according to a new UNICEF report.