St Michael’s College end Gonzaga’s Leinster title defence in ruthless fashion
St Michael’s adapt their tactics in tough conditions to book a place in the decider
Gonzaga College
Gonzaga pip Belvedere at the death to keep senior cup title defence alive
Aidan O’Flanagan crosses in added time before Darragh O’Dwyer sealed the win from the tee at Energia Park
Some schools use restorative justice to deal with past abuse - why not others?
Restorative justice is an informal process which focuses on the survivor rather than the offender
Private schools increase fees amid ‘exclusion’ from State funding
Fee-charging sector seeks access to emergency funding for higher energy bills
Private schools in Ireland: What do they charge and how much have their fees risen?
Irish Times survey finds most of the 50 private schools increased fees by between 5 and 15 per cent this year
Blackrock College power their way to 70th Leinster senior title
Gonzaga College played their part in a rip-roaring 10-try decider at the RDS
’Rock hunt down a 70th title but ’Zaga eager to join roll of honour
If the Ranelagh lads bring their attacking game, this promises to be a gripping final
Blackrock overwhelm Newbridge to cruise into Leinster Senior Cup final
Powerful six-try display earns Murphy’s side a final showdown against Gonzaga
St Mary’s College come from behind to defeat Kilkenny in Donnybrook
Tries from Fionn King, Aaron O’Brien pivotal in Leinster Schools Senior Cup quarter-final
Ardstone Capital threatens legal action over zoning ‘error’ in Ranelagh
Dublin City Council asked by advisers for Sandford Living to rectify Z15 zoning
Appeals board clears way for 1,097 apartments in three contentious Dublin schemes
Developments located in Ranelagh, Clontarf and Blackrock
Gonzaga College student wins classical music award
Competition established in 2001 to remember Fr Frank Maher
Ranelagh residents oppose ‘horrendous’ build-to-rent plan
Ardstone Capital plans to put 671 apartments on former Jesuit lands at Milltown Park
‘We all make errors,’ Fr Barber told funeral decades after Fr Marmion allegations
Jesuit was appointed Belvedere’s headmaster in 1973
Renaissance jewel set to dazzle buyers at gems sale
The Arundel Zodiac was thought to be created for the Duke of Mantua in 1540
Victorian villa will test the Ranelagh market at €1.295m
Restored and extended Beechwood Avenue three-bed has clever touches and extra light
Private schools receive €100m in public funding
Enrolments in fee-charging schools rise to highest numbers on record
Abuse allegations against ex-principal of Gonzaga ‘deeply disturbing’
Patrick Potts found dead days before his trial was due to begin
Schools in south Dublin among the most oversubscribed in the country
High-achieving schools forced to turn away hundreds of applicants each year
Poem to mark Covid-19 front-line daughter’s postponed wedding
‘Your bridal whites become the grey of scrubs/The dress a gown and boots, the veil a visor’
Make a move to Milltown and take a view from the bridge
Well conected neighbourhood has plenty of choice in housing and schools but could do with some cafe culture
Coronavirus: Schools prepare to move classes online
Disruption due to mass school closures set to be unmatched by any weather event in living memory
My debating days: By Michael D Higgins, Mary Harney, Dara Ó Briain and more
Debating taught me ‘to think quickly and speak slowly in unpredictable situations’
Make a move to Ranelagh but beware of spiralling house prices
Former ‘flatlands’ is now sought after by rich singletons and young families
Pointing the way: Institute of Education focused on results
Torch may have been passed to the children of the founder but the fee-paying school remains top dog for Leaving Cert results
‘I’m still in shock’: Five Leaving Cert students get eight H1s
Four boys and one girl from around country secure the maximum grades
Make the right move: How schools are using chess to lure children away from screens
Teachers say the game is boosting children’s concentratrion and social skills. Is it time to make it part of the curriculum?
McAleese will not go to confession over referendum Yes vote
Church hasn’t ‘come to terms with clash between people’s human rights and canon law’
Junior Cert Classical Studies and Latin: Roman Army puts a stop to students’ march
Latin paper criticised for appealing mainly to stronger students
Meet Ireland’s young philosopher of the year
Unthinkable: The Irish Young Philosopher Awards hopes to become as big as the Young Scientist exhibition
Gonzaga expresses ‘deep shock’ over deaths of two teachers
Jesuit secondary school says priests were each in their own way irreplaceable
Death of homeless woman in Cork not being treated as suspicious
Three rough sleepers have died on Irish streets since last week
Private schools dominate league showing third-level access
Fee-paying schools account for half of top 20 sending most students to college
Homeless man found dead in Ranelagh was on priority housing list
Irish man in his late 50s one of two rough-sleepers in Dublin who died this week
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