Dundalk Institute of Technology

O’Neill brought great commitment and generosity to his work with and for other people

Nurses on coping during Covid-19, ahead of International Day of the Nurse and Midwife

Trinity College Dublin announces recruitment freeze as part of cost-saving strategy

Enhancing the gaming experience by bringing the physical environment into the virtual

Critical importance of social distancing emphasised in joint letter sent to up to 250,000 students

We’ve put together a list of no-cost cultural treats to see you through the winter

Management to pursue status of Technological University

Union says dispute centres on management failure to consult on strategic future

What Ireland’s IoTs have to offer, when open days take place and more

Central Bank governor says 16% fall in sterling against the euro since the UK decided to quit the EU has already hurt Irish businesses

Ask Brian: Entry is based on a candidate’s scores for their best four subjects

Wild Geese: James Redmond, Oxford

Portable Medical Technology partners with pharma giant MSD for Lebanon partnership

Maynooth University and Dundalk Institute of Technology complete quality checks

Final-year agriculture students told exams of entire class ‘now void’ due to leak of questions

DCU is first university to face review by State education standards watchdog

Former general oversaw decommissioning of paramilitary arms in Northern Ireland

Former decommissioning chief says any hardening of Border due to Brexit ‘a tremendous shame’

The aftermath of survival includes medical, psycho-social, fertility and financial issues

Firm develops cybersecurity risk assessment software for connected medical devices

StatSports technology is used by 1,500 sports teams globally including elite clubs like Liverpool

Brú na Bóinne finds have captured public’s imagination, and raise questions for the State

Irish theatre came out blazing this week, proving that gender equality is ‘not hard to do, if you want to’

‘I challenge our young people to examine the the direction in which their lives are going’

Murdered 18-year-old Co Louth student remembered as kind, funny and gentle person

Young and old join in show of support for family of student found dead on Saturday

‘It’s raising their aspirations. Many are from families where there isn’t history of third level’

Classrooms out of use as gardaí and insurance workers carry out inspections

Varadkar and Barnier put further pressure on UK to suggest detailed border solutions

EU’s Brexit negotiator responds to DUP leader by saying there is ‘no spirit of revenge’

EU’s chief negotiator says preparations must be made for no agreement on visit to Border area

Ross Hanlon was last seen at 2am on January 19th near a canal that flows into the Danube

Ross Hanlon’s brother says: ‘Hang in there Ross we are going to get you home’

Yosuke Sasaki (24) had been living in Dundalk and working in call centre

Company he worked for described him as a ‘valued member of staff’

The career options available in the public sector are many and varied

Most Irish people are sympathetic to those with a disabilty. But that’s not always what they want

From volunteering to graduate trainee schemes, from internships to conversion courses, there are plenty of options

Separately, 78 jobs are to be created at a new medical device cyber security company

Skills linked to entrepreneurship – problem-solving, creativity, risk-taking – are in high demand among employers