National University Of Ireland

Former search and rescue pilot will take up role following Mark Mellett’s retirement

Rising student numbers and freeze on staffing a factor behind drop in performance

Galway research centre hopes industry and EU will each match the amount

Deputy governor says younger, less-educated and women workers hardest hit by impact of Covid

Government policy encourages colleges to collaborate with China - but an unpublished risk review poses vexing questions

Academic co-ordinated US tobacco giant Philip Morris’s research into smoking trends

Cork college warned of issues arising if withdrawal seen as linked to ethical concerns

Ask Brian: Irish can be an entry criteria but she may be entitled to an exemption

An Appreciation

Stacey will be remembered for his ‘gentle manner and his instinct for friendship’ – Archbishop

Current Bishop of Ossory will oversee archdiocese in which half of priests are over 70

Ask Brian: You should have studied at least one subject from post-primary curriculum at degree level

Equality and doing no harm predate Enlightenment and French Revolution

Higher education governance legislation is ‘not fit for purpose’, says Harris

Aaron Brady to remain in jail until at least 57 years old if appeal against conviction fails

When is open day? What will it look like? Key information about 2020-2021 open days

‘Sometimes people think you don’t make sense . . . sometimes they don’t make any sense to me’

President leads tributes to nun, educator, feminist and human-rights activist

Q&A: Dominic Coyle

New to the Parish: Melanie Labor arrived from Germany in 2006

Counsel says his client is particularly concerned over failure to make a decision on her appeal as new academic year is about to start

Colleges to provide exemptions for students where they cannot get a calculated grade

Businesses and scientists adapt and invent essential equipment and services for hospitals and communities

NUIG researchers to help public access clear and precise facts on coronavirus

Changes in our behaviour will affect the transmission of other infectious diseases

There have been 14 reports on overhauling the upper house over the past 80 years but one after another has simply gathered dust

The upsides are impressive but the downsides include obsessive behaviour and burnout

Naas chairman frustrated by a perceived lack of influence for thoroughbred industry in political circles

Irish authors assess the outgoing government’s legacy and what the next one needs to do

‘Somebody lost the run of themselves’ over event, says ex-senator Maurice Manning

Mary Mitchell O’Connor says the gender equality move is ‘game-changing moment’

Irish Times columnist recognised for ‘exceptional contribution’ to Irish education

Advanced says acquisition is a ‘sound prospect’ and the next step is integrating CareWorks ‘at pace’

From whale-watching to bell-ringing, there’s something for everyone

The heated debate on mandatory Irish in the classroom was rekindled this week

Fr Duignan comes from Diocese of Elphin and lectured in St Angela’s College

Sign of the Times: Irish people are doing more and more online. We want to switch off but can’t

Sparkling professor of English could ‘turn a sentence on a ha’penny’

Politicians and business community praise ex-senator and founder of Superquinn chain

Businessman served as senator for 23 years