Trinity College Dublin (TCD)

‘We should do all we can to make sure we are taking drugs that suit our genes’

For rising literary star Joseph Murray, being called a ‘little leprechaun’ by work colleagues was a small price to pay for living the dream in Los Angeles

Projections suggest the State needs to double the number of homes being built by the middle of the century to keep up with demand

Irish health spending is high as a proportion of national income, Dr Douglas Sutherland tells conference

Most college open days include workshops on subjects such as admissions and scholarships

Traditional college society stages event where eight students debated 26 motions for almost 28 hours

College Historical Society of Trinity College, known as The Hist, debating motion from each decade of 253-year existence

‘Increasingly there are subjects people are afraid of speaking about for fear of causing offence,’ says Taoiseach

Ingenious Dublin at the Little Museum of Dublin is based on the work of Irish Times contributor and science communicator Mary Mulvihill

More than 100 students who secured enough CAO points for their preferred courses are told their programmes are oversubscribed

Applicants told no places left in their programmes despite securing enough CAO entry points following rechecks

When young we are gripped by wonder as we discover the world. But we must encourage our youth to keep wondering

Student (20) was studying in Columbia University when she drowned in kayaking accident on Potomac river

She was perfectly happy not to be in the limelight and instead to be the woman in the shadows, just outside the camera’s view

Government told rising student-staff ratios threaten education quality in a sector facing a €600m financial shortfall

Trained forester Mick Verspuij has five different designs of log hives which mimic the natural habitat

MS is an incurable neurological autoimmune disease most commonly diagnosed in people in their 20s, 30s and 40s. It is more common in women. A number of disease-modifying drugs can treat it

Entrepreneur says gaming provides a safe environment in which people can experience climate-positive behaviours without fear of judgment or getting it wrong

In Ireland we have more alien plant species (987 species) recorded than native plants (952 species)

Most Irish universities hold their positions as University of Limerick records its highest placing

Any Other Business: Also, Denis O’Brien winds down foundation, Dublin Lord Mayor hosts UPMC at Mansion House, Lorraine Higgins opens Brussels office, Kate Fullen joins Yonder and CRO uses AI to scan company documents

Days after Guinness recognised the 253-year-old Hist, it got to grips with a press subject

Tipperary twins James and Daniel Buckley have reduced their energy usage and costs by using surplus whey from cheese making instead of stock to make their soup products

Dr Georgina Laragy is behind The Dead Body in Modern Ireland, a two-day conference with an eye-opening range of topics

Irish student Ella Mills was studying in Columbia University as part of her English programme at TCD

Young survivors need medical and psycho-social support to cope with ‘payback’

Trinity debating society the world’s oldest, converting offices to housing, money saving tips and Jack Conan’s race to be fit for South Africa

State’s former chief medical officer sharply critical in memoir of leaks from report into the controversial proposed move

Despite being banned, the Hist is set to celebrate its official status as the world’s oldest college debating society

Guinness World Records recognises society whose members included Wolfe Tone and Sally Rooney

Staff member complained how large groups of people were smoking under her window

Research Lives: Prof Sinead Brennan, radiation oncologist at St Luke’s and St James’s Hospitals and Trinity St James’s Cancer Institute

Foreign tourists unable to visit top Dublin attraction express disappointment but sympathy with housing demonstration

No degree? No problem. Growing numbers of companies are looking beyond third-level qualification as a recruitment requirement

Trinity College study focuses on relationship between patients and their carers

Child poverty could be cut by a quarter if child benefit was determined by a household’s means and number of children, new ESRI report shows

Durotimi AI Technologies joins the dots in a patient’s medical history and can flag potential problems

CAO offers: Estimated 80 per cent of college applicants will likely secure one of their top-three course preferences

City council and Google partner up to make the capital ‘first city in the world’ to use AR technology for tourism

Common conditions including bronchitis and tuberculosis two to three times more prevalent in Travellers than in general population, TCD researchers find