For the ex-Newport County player, success on the GAA field comes before anything else

ITs around the country offer a diverse range of course options for students

Leaving Cert 2017: Further education colleges offer a diverse array of programmes

Women’s rugby: Ireland v England, Donnybrook, 8.0 (RTÉ 2)

All-Ireland champions continue excellent start to league campaign

Italy game presents opportunity for players to come in and make their mark

Offaly victorious but fail to make progress, as four goal Neil McManus inspires Antrim

If you feel you should have done better, you might consider getting papers remarked

State-funded campaign to improve our reputation in world of crafts sees €5m investment make a return of €54m in economic terms

Town’s tradition of seasonal workers lured by a summer of work and fun is under threat

Investment properties valued between €400,000 and €5m will be on sale in May

One of the first big problems facing a new minister will be the issue that is being described by some as ‘the Irish Water of higher education’

Seán O’Brien’s career path provides inspiration for 21-year-old Offaly man

Former International Rules midfielder will be unavailable for the championship

Is it worth spending another few years at college? An advanced degree can help a graduate become more employable and earn a higher salary

DJ Carey’s side fielded an ineligible player against Mary Immaculate College

Design is important but we often only notice when it isn’t working for us

O’Byrne Cup wins for Kildare, DIT, Maynooth University, Westmeath, UCD and Wexford

County’s players have had to duck for cover under a media onslaught for far too long

If the unions do go to the barricades over junior cycle reforms, they may find the new National Parents’ Council chief executive a formidable opponent in the PR war

Work on sports complex has stopped and project faces costs overrun because of delay

Regions may lose out in technological university drive

Great coaches don’t pretend they always know what they are doing: they just do it

Irish Times columnist described as ‘a passionate voice for equality’

Disappointing Carlow fade after promising start

Prof Marie Cassidy had spoken of lack of recognition for forensic pathology training