Poll: Have you been affected by the ban on large gatherings this summer?

The government advised local authorities not to issue licences for events of more than 5,000 attendees.

Morocco to keep summer time year round

The North African state was due to switch to winter time on Sunday.

Has time run out on turning the clocks back? Irish public asked to say what they want to happen

Minister Charlie Flanagan has announced a public consultation on the issue which will run until 30 November 2018.

Goodbye winter time? The EU is to recommend that the clocks should not change anymore

Member states will be able to make their own decision on the time change.

Do you work indoors? Here's why you need to be wary of the sun - even when it's cloudy out

People are being warned that their skin can still be damaged on cloudy days.

Rory O'Carroll, Ger Brennan and 13 other Gaelic footballers who've left for America this summer

O’Carroll had announced he was moving to New Zealand, but it appears he’ll be lining out in Chicago this summer.

15 spectacular photos that show Inchydoney is the best beach in Ireland

Beaut.

14 things you definitely saw at your local agricultural show every summer

Award-winning cattle.

Open thread: Now that summer's here - have your eating habits changed?

Dare we ask about your exercise habits too?

Poll: Should Ireland stay in summer, winter – or change time zone altogether?

Russia turned the clock back for the last time today.

Tomorrow is officially the first day of summer

It is in Ireland, anyway.

Today and yesterday were hottest days of the year (so far)

It has just officially reached 29.5 degrees in Roscommon.

Oireachtas agenda: Brighter Evenings Bill and birdwatchers

The first Friday of every month always sees some extra action in the Dáil and committees – and it’s an apt time to start speaking about Irish summer time hours. Is it an outdated thing to be putting the clocks back and forth?

A child can drown in seconds in as little as an inch of water

Tips to ensure your children stay safe near water this summer.

Poll: Is the bad Irish weather making you consider a summer holiday abroad?

Met Éireann has warned that warmer weather is still some time off, so a staycation could be a chilly prospect.

IMPORTANT REMINDER: We're all getting less sleep tonight

Get to bed early because the clocks will go forward one hour at 1am.

Poll: Should Ireland abandon Winter Time - or change time zone altogether?

The government’s shelved any investigation into whether we should change – so we wonder what you think.

Ireland shelves investigation on whether to switch time zones

Britain has put proposals to keep its clocks an hour forward on ice – and Alan Shatter says he’s doing so too.

Remember: the clocks went back at 2am this morning

Going on holliers? Here's how to get through an airport as quickly as possible

You’re so close to your holiday that you can almost taste it – but there’s just the airport to get through first…

Irish Cancer Society: You don't have to get sunburned to get skin cancer...

… but it helps

No plans to change daylight saving time system, says Shatter

However, if the UK move forward with it, the Government will review the issue.

Don't forget - the clocks go back tonight

The clocks change in the early hours of Sunday 30 October – going back one hour at 2am.

Ireland won’t scrap Summer Time – unless we get EU support

Alan Shatter tells the Dáil that Ireland would need the approval of all 27 EU members if it wanted to keep the clocks forward.

The Daily Fix: Sunday

Catch up on the day’s main news, as well as the bits and pieces you may have missed earlier.

Poll: Should we stay on Summer Time for good?

Some people reckon keeping the extra hour of daylight would save electricity. Should we keep summer time forever?

Did you set your clocks forward this morning?

The Daily Fix: Saturday

Catch up on the day’s main news, as well as the bits and pieces you may have missed earlier.

Clocks go forward - that's one hour less in bed tomorrow

The switch to ‘summer time’ happens early tomorrow morning.