Students from King’s Inn and solicitors’ society progress to Irish Times Debate final
The competition, now in its 66th year, took place at Rathgar Methodist Church in south Dublin
University College Dublin (UCD)
Did ‘divine intervention’ on Merrion Street lead to a cure for leprosy?
As with many great discoveries, there was an element of chance involved for Cork-born scientist Vincent Barry
UCD business student exposed himself to three women in ‘brazen’ public incidents
Rishabh Mahajan (30) pleads guilty to four counts of offensive conduct of a sexual nature
UCC and Kings Inns come out tops in first Irish Times debate semi-finals
Sixty-sixth annual contest took place at University College Cork on Friday
Rejuvenating soils and nature through regenerative farming
Better productivity has come at expense of ecosystems but new and old practices show their vibrancy can be restored
Remote working: ‘I will overdeliver because I know this is a privilege’
Many employees say they have found a better work-life balance with remote and hybrid working
Who invented the digital computer?
That’s Maths: German engineer and inventor Konrad Zuse is considered as the inventor of the modern computer but was frustrated in his attempts to secure a patent
Gaisce Gold Awards: ‘You have made an enormous difference’
President Catherine Connolly says participants had taken meaningful steps towards ‘a lifetime of active citizenship’
Dr Tony Holohan claims public health ignored as Minister welcomes nitrates derogation
Former chief medical officer says opt-out from pollution restrictions is worrying for water quality
Tackling inequities in healthcare through psychology and research
Research lives: Dr Paul D’Alton on cancer diagnosis and the major mental and emotional toll it has on individuals and their families
Ireland’s AI crossroads – regulation and the race for talent
Without affordable housing, visas and coherent ICT infrastructure, artificial intelligence researchers will move overseas, say experts
Disruption near Dublin Airport and in city centre as taxi drivers stage Uber protest
They demand immediate end to fixed fares scheme where passengers agree to a set fee beforehand
SNP leader John Swinney: ‘Scotland and England are going in completely different directons’
Scotland’s nationalist first minister visits Dublin on Tuesday and Wednesday to talk economics, culture and space rockets
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