Ken Early: Harvey Elliott injury exposes nonsense of ‘let it flow’ directive
Liverpool have shown you can play fast and furious football without endangering players
Hundreds of Swedish shops forced to close after massive cyberattack in US
Ransomware attack on software supply chain impacts more than 1,000 businesses
Bruce Springsteen’s 2020: I swam. I kept busy. I made an album
The Boss on reuniting with the band, the coming election and his new record Letter To You
O’Brien bids to extend remarkable Beresford Stakes dominance
John Hammond, trainer Of Montjeu, announces his retirement
It’s the greatest issue facing humanity. So why isn’t climate change on the curriculum?
Many pupils want sustainability to play a far more prominent role in the classroom
Grade reforms push ‘ill-equipped’ students to take higher-level exams
New study also says the changes have widened gaps for disadvantaged pupils
Schools to get guidelines on use of external groups to deliver sex education
Students say they are not being taught key topics such as how to use contraception
School pupils to play key role in shaping review of Leaving Cert
Policy-makers highlight trends in senior cycle across other jurisdictions
Leaving Cert review to focus on easing ‘points race’ pressure
Ireland has the highest proportion of school-leavers in EU who go to third level
End of the line for the Leaving Cert?
The first step of reforming our exam-obsessed senior cycle gets under way today. But who gets to decide what our children will learn?
Leonard Cohen, singer-songwriter and poet, dies at the age of 82
Artist’s most ardent admirers compared his works to spiritual prophecy
Jonah Lomu tribute and confetti campaign triumph at ICAD design awards
Chemistry’s work for ‘Irish Examiner’ and Rothco’s ‘Shred of Decency’ win double gold
Pushing boundaries: Rudimental fuse 1930s Jazz with London's Dubstep scene
A new Guinness ad brings the legacy of a 1930s New York Jazz producer to the heart of London band Rudimental’s drum and bass sound
Further severe storms threaten the UK
A man has died and thousands without power during Britain’s storms yesterday
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