Ruairi Quinn

Even most Ministers tend not to see how a Government arrives at selections for judicial roles

An Irishman’s Diary

Our tax regime has withstood many attacks, but Brexit and Covid could change the game

Why are problems entirely predictable in April only being addressed now?

The 12.5% rate is economic faith at home but controversial to the rest of the world

Irish Schools Athletics Association has cancelled all regional and provincial events

South Dublin school has become best breeding ground for Europe’s greatest academy

Enrolments in fee-paying schools return to boom-time levels

Former teacher Joe McHugh is popular with educators – but is he too close for comfort?

Everyone agrees churches run too many schools, but nobody wants theirs to leave first

How a former taoiseach’s efforts to save the Dublin cafe chain led to a row with a minister

Fee-paying schools report growing interest from Spanish and German families

In 1968 students first began to flex their muscle in Irish universities. Fifty years on, activisim is on the rise again

Legislation for grievance procedures was never enacted – but new law should help

School population has changed since last papal visit but most of the system is the same

Opinion: We need more radical action instead of further discussion