Waterford IT

‘Possibility’ other counties will have status elevated to Level 3, says Eamon Ryan

Irish governments moved away from building social houses directly, deeming the private market a more efficient model for delivery

Pledge to deliver 11 buildings set to facilitate extra 8,000 student places upon completion

We take a look at some of the many MBA courses available in Ireland’s universities and business schools

Kilkenny duo impress for DCU as Austin Gleeson’s late goal still isn’t enough

Raceix CEO says ‘game-changing’ software provides clear navigational data that is easy to use

One universe with different determinations of its rate of expansion which do not agree

Scientists hope to implant tiny devices and cells to combat chronic illnesses including diabetes

Jamie Hawan (33) is a graduate of the Irish Management Institute Graduate Development Programme

Modern history to Montessori, computer science to conservation: A selection of popular postgraduates in universities, colleges and institutes of technology

Severe weather and ‘huge leakage’ of shoppers takes toll but big development planned

Access Science: Maths Week encourages us to become more comfortable with how we use maths in our day-to-day lives

Experienced Mount Sion man to succeed Derek McGrath for a two-year period

College Choice: Students have range of options if they missed entry requirements

Fee-paying students much more likely to attend top Dublin-based universities

Burned down and rebuilt in the 1920s the house was renovated with salvage materials from far and wide by the Keane family who have lived there for generations. The gardens are at their best in May and visitors are welcome

City’s Abbey Quarter selected for campus focused on crafts, heritage and agri-food

Irish hospitality workers wanted in Revelstoke, famous for skiing, hiking and rafting

More than 5,000 15-24 year olds diagnosed with chlamydia, gonorrhea or herpes

Third-level competitions now in danger of becoming irreparably undermined

The pressure of playing for college and county can be daunting for affected players

School helps build relationship between students and the biggest employers in the locality

Starting 2017 as Hurler and Young Hurler of Year proved difficult for the 22-year-old

There is a lot going for the southern half of the country when it comes to business or setting up a second office outside Dublin

Former college newspaper editor considers what you should look out for

Maths Week has contributed greatly to raising the level of appreciation of mathematics and enhancing public understanding of its importance

Manzi Joseph arrived from Rwanda via Malawi in 2015

Almost 100 locations around country now earmarked for levies from 2019

The big three have won 17 of the last 18 All-Ireland titles. Time for something new

Leaving Cert 2017: Further education colleges offer a diverse array of programmes

Employers place value in arts degrees as humanities courses promote range of critical skills

Frank Flannery managed the last team to eliminate the Dubliners from the championship

Mickey Harte and star players tour country’s clubs to battle obesity epidemic

Holders Mary Immaculate send out warning as quarter-final line-up is completed

Austin Gleeson returns from suspension to help Waterford IT defeat Trinity

All three Limerick colleges enjoy opening day wins on home soil

Non-progression in some computer courses of particular concern due to skills shortages

Facilities available for student parents are far from standard across all institutions

The Bachelor of Science in Applied Conservation Skills at Waterford IT aims to upskill qualified construction tradespeople to work on conservation projects

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