BBusiness Read More At 49 I was a mum, a wife, a runner and constantly tired. Then one day I collapsed at work – The Irish TimesOctober 20, 2026 I call my brain tumour Boris. Giving it a name makes it feel slightly less like an incurable…
IIreland Read More ‘It’s ruined, tens of thousands in damage’: Outcry after Limerick house trashed amid student party – The Irish TimesOctober 8, 2026 The interim provost of the University of Limerick (UL) has written to students lamenting the reputational damage to…
HHeadlines Read More Walls, windows and ceilings of Limerick house destroyed during ‘student party’ – The Irish TimesOctober 8, 2026 Gardaí are investigating a break-in and criminal damage at a house in Limerick linked to a student party…
AArtificial intelligence Read More Female-looking AI agents were paid less than male ones in virtual office, study finds – The Irish TimesOctober 5, 2026 Gender bias in the workplace can be replicated in interactions with artificial intelligence, new research from the University…
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…
BBusiness Read More Sending a child to college costs an average of €11,102 this year. Here is the smarter way to pay – The Irish TimesAugust 26, 2026 For thousands of Leaving Cert students, college offers today mark the start of an exciting chapter. For their…
EEntertainment Read More Donal Ryan: ‘I am a big ball of anxiety. I believe in myself as a writer, but nothing else’ – The Irish TimesAugust 8, 2026 It’s not often you ask a question and get quoted, word-perfect, a Shakespearean sonnet by way of reply.…
AArtificial intelligence Read More Humans: Just a ghost in the machine as artificial intelligence redefines ‘good jobs’ – The Irish TimesJuly 9, 2026 Are humans at risk of becoming a “ghost in the machine” as artificial intelligence (AI) redefines good jobs?…
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…
IIreland Read More Poem written by Junior Cert pupil’s mother appears in his English paper – The Irish TimesJune 5, 2026 A Junior Cycle pupil in Co Galway got quite the surprise this week when a poem written by…
AArtificial intelligence Read More Robots in the military: how the Defence Forces is using AI to cover shortfalls in resources and personnel – The Irish TimesMay 20, 2026 Last October, in the waters between Dublin and Holyhead, a large ship spent the day undertaking a series…
IIreland Read More One in four of students on ‘diversity’ medicine course have family incomes of more than €150,000 – The Irish TimesMarch 23, 2026 Almost a quarter of students on a medicine course designed to diversify the workforce have family incomes of…