Study claims State shelters more multinational profits than the entire Caribbean

Study, which took more than a decade, involved 1.8 million Danish women

Prof Séamus Davis’s study moves science a step closer to ‘holy grail’ of quantum physics

High-intensity exercise punctuated by short rests can confer excellent health benefits

Study about Irish women and alcohol is scaremongering and meaningless

Danish academics are given more time to research, making it an attractive place to work for Graham Butler

New research suggests ‘lurkers’ could benefit from quitting the social network

23-strong League of European Research Universities is major player at EU level

Analysis: Medical establishment must stop dismissing risks of hormonal contraceptives

Findings support the idea that humans left Africa in single event about 72,000 years ago

There is nothing wrong with having high hopes, but action plan for education is an exercise in denial

New study proves the fish are the longest-living vertebrates on planet Earth

Noting the sacrifice that has come before us, I hope we vote for a new Ireland

Gormley is once again getting a warm reception at Imma, having been part of the gallery’s inaugural exhibition in 1991. He talks about his love of Ireland and his artistic philosophy

Researchers in Denmark use brain imaging to locate specific ‘Christmas spirit network’

Five-a-side games move swiftly from friendly to frenzy but the friendships last beyond the final whistle

Saturated fat has had a bad rap in recent years, but it might not be entirely deserved

Lower risk of ill-health for people with high dairy intake, conference hears

Hearings on foreign policy review

A recent Dublin conference stressed the importance of exercise at the ‘extremes of age’ to strenthen joints and bones

Galway university welcomes funds from Tony Ryan Trust