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1916 medal of ‘doctor and belligerent’ Kathleen Lynn for sale

Dr Lynn’s 1916 Rising Service Medal for sale with €20k-€30k estimate

Covid-19: Schools report ‘huge’ pupil absences as they reopen after Christmas

Principals say many families are self-isolating or fearful of returning to class

Teachers’ unions await public health advice on return to school

South Dublin principal warns many schools may not be able to reopen due to Covid issues

Private schools say exclusion from State grants is ‘discriminatory’

Representative body for fee-charging sector seeks independent review of funding model

To fee or not to fee: Has Covid sparked a private school revival?

Enrolments (and fees) are up, but fee-charging schools say they need more State support

Annual Black Santa appeal launched in Dublin

The popular annual fundraiser has generated more than €700k for charities

Untapped potential in Milltown redbrick for €390,000

End-of-terrace house offers room to improve both inside and out

Máire Mhac an tSaoi obituary: acclaimed poet, critic and diplomat

An ‘enabling force’ for later Irish language women writers

New coaches give Old Alexandra an edge for Catholic Institute clash

Ex-Institute player Cregan recently joined Alexandra as joint coach alongside McKean

Tokyo 2020: Team Ireland profiles - Women’s hockey team

Katie Mullan will captain the 2018 World Cup silver medallists in Tokyo

Elegant Dartry Victorian on quiet acre for €6.45m

Dublin 6 period home with mews, surrounded by gardens, designed for entertaining

Maniac Margaret On A Chase: Illustrated by Ayelet Lalor

Victorian villa will test the Ranelagh market at €1.295m

Restored and extended Beechwood Avenue three-bed has clever touches and extra light

Rise of private primary schools: ‘Children are in charge of their learning’

Smaller classes and ‘wrap-around’ childcare comes at a cost: about €3,000-€11,000 a year

Ireland to take on Olympic gold medallists Britain in Belfast

Three-match series to take place at Queen’s University as Olympic preparations ramp up

The exceptionalism of daughters of the Irish clergymen

Daughters were expected to earn their own living. Education was a priority

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