IIreland Read More Points rise in over half of all college courses across Ireland – The Irish TimesAugust 26, 2026 More than half of all level eight college courses across Ireland saw a rise in points this year…
EEnvironment Read More ‘Nature needs all the help it can get’: projects aim to re-establish oyster reefs – The Irish TimesAugust 22, 2026 Oysters are possibly the most glamorous of all shellfish, known for their aphrodisiac qualities (rich in amino acids…
BBusiness Read More DCU president was overpaid by more than €18,000 over four years – The Irish TimesJuly 22, 2026 The president of Dublin City University (DCU), Professor Daire Keogh was overpaid over a four-year period due to…
IIreland Read More ‘Michael Collins would be pleased’: SF praises Harris for Ireland unification presentation – The Irish TimesJuly 16, 2026 The potential impact of Irish reunification on the public finances remains “highly uncertain” with estimates for annual costs…
BBusiness Read More How can new parents be better prepared for the impact of sleep deprivation? – The Irish TimesJuly 15, 2026 The depth of exhaustion Aileen Leech suffered during the first week of motherhood is seared into her memory.…
EEntertainment Read More The new Gen Z dating rules: ‘Why am I advertising myself for love?’ – The Irish TimesJuly 12, 2026 Twenty years ago, when I was in my early 20s, I was single, a bit wild and always…
IIreland Read More Sinn Féin’s compliance with new financial disclosure rules queried by Irish academic – The Irish TimesJune 30, 2026 A Dublin academic has questioned Sinn Féin’s compliance with recent legislation obliging political parties to include details of…
IIreland Read More Cybersecurity to blacksmithing: Ireland’s most unusual and intriguing third-level courses – The Irish TimesJune 25, 2026 With so much focus invested in retaining vast swathes of exam-relevant information, Leaving Cert students often complete their…
BBusiness Read More Rise in Irish exemptions denies children part of their identity, report says – The Irish TimesJune 9, 2026 An “exponential” increase in schoolchildren getting exemptions from Irish is denying them part of their identity, is not…
EEntertainment Read More Can Ireland turn the tide? – The Irish TimesMay 9, 2026 It is estimated that more than half of all fast fashion items purchased are disposed of in less…
BBusiness Read More harmless fun or gateway to gambling – and do good causes get much money? – The Irish TimesMay 2, 2026 “I had a call this morning from a gent – he just rang me out of the blue…
BBusiness Read More Sexual corruption identified in gardaí and education services, survey finds – The Irish TimesApril 25, 2026 An Garda Síochána and third level institutions are where people are most likely to be asked to take…