For young Irish athletes, the scholarship path to US universities is far from a dead end
In Ireland, peak rate for self-harm is 15-19 years for women and 20-24 years for men
In her own words, Plath’s passion for life and carefree side get a welcome airing
Opinion: TCD student Jessica Jacques argues that Nigel Farage should be allowed to speak at a Hist event in Dublin next year.
Irish fan Michael Keaveny chronicles his day in the lead up to Ireland’s crunch World Cup qualifier with Wales in Cardiff.
A ‘PR disaster’ involving McDonald’s and Szechuan sauce will actually benefit the restaurant
James Byrne is no innocent when it comes to touring in bands, but he’s fired up about the potential in Irish music
Rungano Nyoni’s knockout debut tackles the treatment of ‘witches’ in Zambia
Rising numbers are shunning arts courses due to poor job prospects – but colleges are responding with revamped degrees
Second day of closures to allow for authorities to check for damage in buildings
Katie Ascough says group of students have been determined to impeach her
How much pasta should you use? Deborah Ryan has some solid blunt advice for students (and anyone else who just want to make dinner!)
Almost 15 per cent of all rechecks were successful, with just four results downgraded
Hundreds of students from less well-off families say they are unfairly denied support
Robbers ran away with cash through UCD campus
New research claims that canines move their faces in response to human attention
James Flynn never held a revolver before, but on a summer night in 1926, he had a dispute to settle
Christmas is over and it won't be long before the summer is upon us. For some it will be time to start thinking of trying for that great job, whether full-time or part-time.
Peter McGuire speaks to three careers experts about the most frequently asked questions they face and the most common scenarios facing their clients
One in every six 2017 CAO applicants for a level 8 degree lists a business course as their first option
There are plenty of options available to students in their final year, from graduate programmes to working abroad or further study
Its stores look like luxury boutiques but its prices are low. No wonder so many Irish people shop there
More than half of all undergraduates now go on to postgraduate study and there are plenty of courses to choose from
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