Potential drug identified by NUIG team that reduces cancer and helps improve treatment
Some of the issues and questions raised about the 2018 Leaving Cert. Guidance counsellor Brian Howard and Deirdre Garret answer your Leaving Cert and CAO queries.
‘Cover-up and mismanagement compounded the damage, adding to our shame’
Relatives marking 20 years since the August 1998 dissident republican blast
Laura Kennedy: Our mother would sometimes say ‘I’m afraid that when I die you two won’t take care of each other’. Looking back, we should have felt ashamed
Laura Dockrill, who had a baby six months ago, credits singer with helping her recover
Dogwhistle signal sent not by hack or clown but by former foreign secretary
More than 300 clergy committed the abuse over decades, beginning in the mid-1950s
Condition of 50-year-old Genoa bridge focus of public debate since disaster on Tuesday
He was never really there for us as children and he regrets it now but my mother and siblings are still very angry
House price growth in Dublin is cooling as Central Bank rules and affordability kick in
Girl and man arrested after attack on woman in Dublin 8
Outhalf delighted to be back playing rugby and eager to repay the faith of Top 14 side
Irish workers are anxious, sleep deprived, and worried about their finances according to a recent study. Workplace programmes, such as one created by Microsoft Ireland and laya healthcare, can help employees thrive
Janus Henderson cuts holdings in cardboard box maker from 3.9% to below 3% threshold
Another All-Ireland final without powerhouses Kilkenny, Cork or Tipperary
My relationship with food became warped when I went on my first ‘proper diet’. At 5st overweight, I realised my mindset had to change
After Watergate, podcast turns its attention to the Clinton-Lewinsky affair
Declan O’Callaghan and his wife were seen as pillars of community before finances came under scrutiny
We invite a range of people to write the Pope an open letter in advance of his Irish visit
Peter Robinson’s remarks on Irish unity greeted with apathy and antipathy in North
Government aims to maintain status quo in event of no-deal Brexit
Sterling volatility seems inevitable even if the City is betting that some deal will be agreed
Smart Money: a special report on what Brexit will mean for Irish households
The plan to reform healthcare in Ireland, named Sláintecare, aims to deliver on the actions outlined in the all-party Oireachtas committee report published last year. Video: Enda O'Dowd
Cheap transport, excellent healthcare and a vibrant cultural scene, say Irish people living there
A day of outdoor activity at Wicklow’s Camp Freddo was a fantastic bonding exercise for the McKenna family
Irish workers are anxious, sleep deprived, and worried about their finances. Workplace programmes, such as one created by Microsoft Ireland and laya healthcare, can help
To celebrate families in the outdoors this summer we sent a family zip-lining in Kilruddery
An iOS app that offers activities and games allows children with the condition to work on their speech and motor skills
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