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Prof Luke O’Neill said scientific literacy in Ireland was at an all-time high. File photograph: Nick Bradshaw
Scientists must counter ‘fake stuff’ on Covid-19, says Luke O’Neill

Public trust in science has built up strongly during the Covid-19 pandemic, but if there is no breakthrough over the next six months on a vaccine this(...)

The late Science journalist and entrepreneur Mary Mulvihill. Photograph: Brian Dolan.
Launch of the 2021 Mary Mulvihill science media competition for third-level students

The 2021 Mary Mulvihill Award, which commemorates the work and legacy of science journalist, author and Ingenious Ireland founder Mary Mulvihill will (...)

Back in print: Anne Mulvihill, Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin and Nóirín Mulvihill at the launch of the reprint of Ingenious Ireland by Mary Mulvihill. Photograph: Nick Bradshaw
Mary Mulvihill’s science and technology book republished

One of the most celebrated books published about Irish science and technology – Ingenious Ireland by Mary Mulvihill – has been reprinted. First publi(...)

The late Mary Mulvihill often chose to feature scientists who themselves showed passion and love for their work. Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill/The Irish Times
Journalism competition focuses on the love of science

Applications for the 2019 Mary Mulvihill Science Journalism Award 2019 for students, themed “science for the love of it”, are now open. This is the t(...)