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Cross-Border research projects to get €37m funding

Government higher education initiative aims to deliver all-island approaches to innovation

League of Ireland buzz is back, and we’re getting that Friday feeling again

There’s a sense of hope around the league this year – and also a sense of new direction

‘It’s great to see people enjoying the outdoors for the first time’

Wild Geese: Jonathan Redmond, Snowdonia

Dublin to host St Brigid’s Day events, celebrating the original Brigit

Tuesday’s celebrations include tours, lectures and a concert - but no bank holiday yet

Urgent investment in child mental health services is needed due to Covid, expert says

Prof Fiona McNicholas says already overstretched services are facing a new crisis

Three Rock Rovers top the table thanks to comfortable win over UCD

Banbridge move into the top four courtesy of their 3-2 success against Monkstown

Men’s AIL round-up: Conor Hayes continues try-scoring form against Garryowen

Clontarf stay two points clear at the top as Cork Con dominate county rivals UCC

I want to be a vet, but I’ll never get 600 CAO points. Are there other options?

Ask Brian: There are programmes abroad where graduate demand is strong

Sean Moran: Fifty years a-growing – All-Ireland club finals reach major milestone

Over the decades the senior championships have brought untold joy to communities.

Going to college? Head to the open days in universities around the country

When are they on and what’s on offer? Key facts about 2021-2022 open days

Club sides boosted by international players for Irish Senior Cup ties

Sean Dancer allows players to take part ahead of World Cup qualifier in Italy

Long road from investment banking to selling knitting designs

Wild Geese: Jennifer Shiels Toland, New York state

‘We’re hearing of students deferring because they can’t find accommodation’

Covid-related shortage of housing and delayed college offers creates perfect storm

Collateral damage from the Covid-19 pandemic

Damage to mental health and economy may rival damage caused by virus itself

That’s Maths: The social side of mathematics

The IMS deals with high level stuff, but an opening exists for a group catering to the layperson

UCD staff say college institute teaching Chinese studies ‘devalues’ reputation

Links of UCD Irish Institute for Chinese Studies to Beijing regime questioned

Covid contact tracing centre at UCD to be wound down

Function will be subsumed into HSE’s long-term contact tracing facility

‘Extraordinarily invasive’: Concerns over proposals to allow Garda demand passwords

Suspects who refuse to give passwords for digital devices face up to five years in prison

‘I advocate for immigrants who face innumerable obstacles’

Wild Geese: Fiona McEntee, Chicago

UCD ‘a joke university’, under-fire lecturer tells students

Dr Paul Stokes faces several ‘tribunals of inquiry’ after complaints over his teaching

Leading experts warn landmark Climate Bill has fundamental flaw

Aspects of Bill ‘not scientifically well grounded’ and ‘entirely lacking in legal certainty’

Moore Street 46 years on: Within two weeks I knew everyone’s name in those photographs

Michael Foley uploaded beautiful old photos of Moore Street fruit and veg traders and their customers to Facebook in 2019

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