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High numbers of migrants in Ireland progress to college, unlike many other countries

Strong emphasis on third level in Irish schools and high education levels among migrant parents may be key factors — researchers

People in Leitrim have furthest to travel to childcare, CSO survey shows

People in Donegal and Border region have furthest to travel to remote work hubs

Ombudsman says passport service delays last year were not acceptable

Ger Deering's office sees significant increase in complaints relating to delays in processing first-time passport applications

Irish Kennel Club distances itself from claim of development agreement

Company made submission to council suggesting it was acting ‘on behalf of’ club

‘Are you living at home with your parents?’ Study to shed light on lives of Gen Z

Nine-year-olds who featured in Growing Up in Ireland study now approaching mid-20s

London to give Irish language official recognition in North

Legislation ‘historic’ but supporters warn of lack of functioning Executive

Dublin Airport reception facility for Ukrainian refugees to close

Process to run at Citywest, with 100 temporary beds, play area and HSE triage desk

Protests held in North as Troubles legacy Bill debated at Westminster

More than 100 people picket outside the Northern Ireland Office in Belfast city centre

Council claims ‘inconsistency’ in State advice on recordings

Meath County Council ‘trying to rationalise’ instruction by Information Commissioner

Public urged to use tried and trusted charities in helping people of Ukraine

Regulator calls on would-be donors to check fundraising organisations are registered and have a good track record

File sent to DPP over murders of two innocent people in botched gangland hit

Mother of six was one of those to die during incident in Ballymun

Northern Ireland’s population up to record high, census shows

First release of 2021 survey figures shows sharp increase in older age groups

UK legacy Bill breaches international law, Belfast Agreement – report

Lewis says legislation will help victims and families to discover truth about crimes

Man killed in crash involving steamroller in Co Monaghan

Gardaí appeal for witnesses to incident in Smithborough on Monday morning

Young female cyclist critically injured in Cork collision

Woman (19) on a bicycle and taxi collided at 2am on Tuesday at a junction in Cork city

Church in insurance compensation talks over millions of lost pandemic income

Church closures ‘had a very detrimental effect on income and collections’

Largest social housing scheme for older people opens in Dublin

St Agnes in Crumlin consists of 103 units in six apartment blocks

My daughter wants to be a pilot. How can I help her dreams take flight?

Journey to becoming an airline pilot is demanding and expensive

‘We’re tired. We need to rest and digest this academic year’

The Secret Teacher: Our education system has morphed into one of increased nervousness

Two weeks to go: the do’s and don’ts of the run-up to the Leaving Cert

If managed properly, you can still boost your potential grade performance

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