Irish researchers find AI can help determine if breast cancer patients need chemotherapy
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RIAI Architecture Awards: Bolands Mills, Blackrock Park Teahouse and RCSI facade among winners – The Irish Times
The winners of the 2026 Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland (RIAI) Architecture Awards were announced on…
‘Masterclass in inclusive design’: Ireland’s favourite building in public choice award revealed – The Irish Times
A new Special Educational Needs school in Letterkenny, Co Donegal, has been named Ireland’s favourite building by the…
Mining entrepreneur and academic Richard Conroy leaves estate valued at almost €5m – The Irish Times
Prof Richard Conroy, a pioneering figure in mining in Ireland and a former member of Seanad Éireann, left…
‘You can’t force people to stay’: How to stop the exodus of Irish medical graduates? – The Irish Times
The images are everywhere on social media: casually dressed Irish healthcare workers, lounging on Australia’s white sandy beaches,…
Even before conception, intending parents can boost a baby’s health – The Irish Times
Thinking of trying for a baby? Stopping the use of contraception might appear to be the first step,…
Risk of wider spread ‘low’ despite suspected person-to-person transmission – The Irish Times
When news emerged over the weekend that three people on board a cruise ship died following a suspected…
‘We see people at different stages along their life’ – The Irish Times
When Knut Moe was seven years old, he would sit at home in south Dublin, answering phone calls…
One in four of students on ‘diversity’ medicine course have family incomes of more than €150,000 – The Irish Times
Almost a quarter of students on a medicine course designed to diversify the workforce have family incomes of…
Student who sued wall climbing facility and college over 2.6m fall loses injuries claim – The Irish Times
The High Court has dismissed a personal injuries action by a woman against an Irish university and a…
Nitrous oxide use has led to ‘alarming’ rise in spinal cord damage, Irish hospital finds – The Irish Times
Young people in Ireland are increasingly being diagnosed with spinal cord damage from recreational use of nitrous oxide,…
High social media use and sexting linked to poorer mental health in teenagers, study finds – The Journal
High social media use and sexting linked to poorer mental health in teenagers, study finds The JournalSpending four-plus hours…