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The Melbourne band arrive in the nick of time to perform CPR on indie guitar rock

As we watch our neighbours sink ever deeper into nativism we need to be on guard for anything that sucks us into similar madness

The Central Bank governor could finally secure an ECB executive board seat for Ireland

Applications are invited for the 2018 US-Ireland Research Innovation Awards

Republicans say president is ‘reckless, outrageous and undignified’ and ‘debasing’ US

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Former communications director is a 1989 graduate of the Ivy League law school

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Potter gave some young actors a leg-up, but it created few genuine stars. Where did the broomsticks take the ones JK Rowling called ‘The Big Seven’?

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Uncovered: ‘Widespread practice’ of numerically rating appearance of female players

Group that bought Nama’s NI portfolio also owns an assault rifle maker

Dual degree programme developing the next generation of international business leaders

Defeat for prestigious set-up comes months after winning national debating title

The Man Booker favourite has written a blockbuster, but she’s not giving up the day job

Ahead of Dublin visit, health expert discusses fighting poverty and sharing prosperity

Today’s elite students are technically gifted but risk-averse and typically stressed, says former Yale professor William Deresiewicz

Getting good results is such an obsession in South Korea that grinds are big business and Ireland could benefit

Former Man United manager to take up long term teaching position in executive education programme

Ellis Ludwig-Leone’s band, named for the Pamplona festival but at home in Booklyn, blends classical craft and indie cred

Leadership’s children in America’s most prestigious universities