New survey says a substantial number of young people do not trust the Dáil

Ministers are considering a salary of about €300,000 a year in a bid to fill the position

Player who suffered serious spine injury is one of nine new faces for November Tests

Access Science: Free workshops, demonstrations and talks will be held in Dublin and Cork

Curators Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara have tamed the egos of so many male ‘starchitects’

As Russian diplomats leave London, Corbyn fails to offer uncritical support for May

Further measures threatened amid fallout from Salisbury nerve agent attack

We have failed to sell the European idea to people who don’t see the value of it

Warner’s exploration of Ireland’s inland waterways made him a household name

It’s a convincing exhibition, exploring what it means to be from a place, how landscape affects us, and how we live in society

From art exhibitions in Ireland to helping young Syrians prepare for peace, Sir Ciarán Devane, head of the massive British Council, is a busy man

Investigation into online comments which mocked Prince for living on ‘public money’

The new director of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival high hopes for her role leading this ‘explosion of the arts’ - including the Funniest Joke of the Fringe

There are more young people in the Middle East than ever before, and many feel ignored

FRIENDSHIP WEEK: For three Ethiopian men doing development studies in Dublin, their friendship acts as a buffer against culture shock

Paris has put on a big show for COP21, but real business happens behind closed doors

Belfast singer-songwriter was named in Queen Elizabeth’s birthday honours list

Fashion industry booming in China

Terms of 50-year agreement for €7.4 million cultural centre ‘a good outcome’, says college

PD James: August 3rd, 1920 - November 27th, 2014

Chinese official lays foundation stone for university’s new Confucius Institute

Sadness and sense of loss at Seamus Heaney’s death truly crossed the globe but it was deep too in Bellaghy