Shell sells stake marking milestone in project beset by problems and court cases

EU students face displacement by ‘more lucrative’ students from outside EU, union says

Ministers Richard Bruton and Paschal Donohoe say increase in employers’ levy needed to tackle ‘crisis’ in funding

Union leader calls for postponement of decision on funding of higher level education

A new category of university will further enhance the quality of education

NUI Maynooth leads list with €450,000 in unpaid Student Contribution Charges

System would not deter students from disadvantaged areas, Oireachtas committee told

Peter Cassells says student loan scheme is one of a number of viable options

Cabinet must behave like a corporate entity to end uncertainty on public pay policy

State could become global hub for research but underfunding has hamstrung colleges

Student union president says loan system would adversely affect right to education

Demonstrators warn of impact income contingent loans would have on young people

International expert says Irish authorities should avoid a UK-style student loan scheme

Enda Kenny tells Dáil that Cabinet discussions are already under way on the issue

Almost a decade of spending cuts and falling staff numbers seem to be taking their toll

Taoiseach says implications from triggering of article 50 by Theresa May will be profound

Analysis: The Fianna Fáil leader is looking strong but still keeping his powder dry

Brexit and homelessness high on agenda for party meeting before Oireachtas returns

Colleges pitch for resources as standings tumble, but Minister notes need for vision

Education minister responds to colleges’ demands after fall in rankings