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World Aids Day: ‘How I have lived with HIV for 26 years’

When she asked about Aids, ‘the doctor replied, “it’s like this – you’re dying”.

Connect the Dots helps firms create events relevant to their audience

Start-up focuses on pre-event engagement to ensure events meet their potential

DIT academics criticise institute’s president over merger

Senior staff accuse Prof Brian Norton of not taking their concerns on the plans seriously

New Innovator: Off the Cuffe

New Irish whiskey-based bitters add a zing to cocktails

Institutes of Technology: All you need to know about open days

ITs around the country offer a diverse range of course options for students

Catholicism’s influence is very much alive in Ireland

The faith still has significant public and private sway despite blows to the church

Institutes of Technology: All you need to know about open days

ITs around the country offer a diverse range of course options for prospective students

Taking the oops out of groups

Groopeze is a new online travel agency that makes managing group bookings easier

New innovators: beatvyne

beatvyne is a live music marketplace designed to emerging and established musicians

Bringing benefits of the cloud to the beauty therapy industry

New innovators: Hive Salon Software

Discovering Japan’s $6bn English market as others get lost in translation

New innovators: A5 Technologies

New innovators: Start-up aims help households get to grips with utility bills

Serial entrepreneur Ollie Hynes claims new device is first household bill controller

New innovator: Q Cuts

Chop, chop, no more waiting around for a haircut

Waterford IT told it will not get standalone university status

Minister for Education says institute must first resume talks with IT Carlow on planned merger

Athlone IT makes a bid for university status

All but three of State’s 14 institutes of technology have indicated a wish to become technological universities

TUI votes not to enter any new talks

Union to ballot on leaving Congress if Croke Park measures are imposed

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