Former colonies are increasingly seeking the return of their ancestral heritage. The Annals of Inisfallen are part of ours – a reminder of a thriving, independent civilisation that existed before colonisation
Outcome of challenge may impact 38 similar cases taken by others denied documentation by Minister for Justice
The key dates and what to expect at Ireland’s university open days
Women search for medical diagnoses, Bill Murray golfs around Ireland and a new Channel 4 comedy begins
Satirical masterpiece has been irresistible to illustrators, abridgers and adaptors since its sensational arrival - and its lessons on human nature remain prescient
State funding of higher education per student stands at 34% less than in 2008
Project pieced together maps of the country’s extensive seabed at depths of up to 5km
Professor JC Séamus Davis honoured for pioneering work in quantum physics
Climate change and energy experts have their say on the reasons for the budget U-turn – and whether they will work
Energy crisis and extreme weather events in summer expected to trigger higher food prices
The executive education group, the Business Post and RedC Research & Marketing have offices based on the land near Dundrum Town Centre
Injustices will result when important decisions are made in court about young people in absence of lawyers
Transition is under way but the task lacks the timeline and tough decisions to complete the job
Even a leg injury doesn’t dampen enthusiasm for Cork’s easy-to-navigate charm
You could hear anything from punk rockers to right-wing moralisers campaigning against the availability of condoms
A fifth of State’s coastline is at grave risk from hazards such as flooding, with climate change playing key role
Interactive online map allows public to check exposure to risks in their own area
The Spanish enjoy razor clams caught off Ireland’s coast. Why don’t we?
The 57 vellum-leaf Annals of Inisfallen chronicles more than 1,000 years of Irish history, including Viking raids and comets
Queen’s colleges were established in 1845 in Belfast, Cork, and Galway to serve growing middle-class that included the island’s Catholic majority
Many patients simply do not understand this system, the costs or the risks
Ireland’s housing crisis has made the ritual of living away from home a nerve-racking one for the country’s 280,000 third-level students
For some, the good fortune of high points is countered by the misfortune of random selection
Green Party councillor calls on Jim O’Callaghan to intervene; UCC academic says universities showing contempt for native Irish students
Remembering is an active process. Each time we revisit an event, we reconstruct it
US-headquartered real-estate group is now one of Ireland’s largest student accommodation providers
Continuing enhancement of Leaving Cert results, even at a reduced level, means an ongoing distorting effect
Ahead of the second series, presenter Siobhán McSweeney talks frankly about her pay not always reflecting a show’s success, the reward of theatre work and the Derry Girls effect
Overharvesting, pollution and harsh winters all contributed to the decline of oysters in Ireland
Making the library a second home can pay dividends when exams and assignments fall due
A modern conventional plant that began operating in Finland in 2024 is proposed as a potential case study
Non-native seed mixes can inadvertently contain invasive species and will not serve local pollinating insects as well
UCD Village room for almost €12,000 remains Ireland’s most expensive student accommodation
The answers to big global challenges can’t be found within single disciplines
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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