Agreement reached with lecturers following strikes, says Dublin music college
Revised plans do not include compulsory redundancies, according to BIMM
Minister to seek Dáil approval for membership of Cern research centre
Ireland expected to complete accession process in 2026, says James Lawless
Q&A: It promises to boost research, industry and education. So, why has it taken so long for Ireland to join Cern?
Technologies developed in Geneva have helped transform medicine, space, energy and ICT
Republic may become member of European research centre Cern ‘early in 2026’
Move would open doors for Irish researchers to participate in cutting-edge scientific programmes
Synge Street CBS board of management says it will ‘not proceed’ with move to Gaelcholáiste
Board says the change to planned move in 2026 is due to staff concerns
‘I had first-years with a WhatsApp group mainly used for porn sharing’: Why parents are delaying access to smartphones for their kids
Mounting concern over role of social media algorithms in pushing inappropriate content to young people
School meals to be made available during summer in bid to tackle ‘holiday hunger’
Many pupils taking part in summer programme will have access to ‘nutritious’ lunches
‘The pressure is relentless’: parents voice support for phone ban in schools
€9m smartphone pouches at second level sparked criticism from Opposition parties who labelled it wasteful and unnecessary
Stigma persists that disadvantaged students ‘low-achieving’ or ‘non-academic’
Many poorer schools saddled with sub-standard classroom facilities, research finds
Almost 700 without power more than a fortnight after Storm Éowyn
Power restored to 766,000 customers since ‘unprecedented’ weather conditions
CAO 2025: College application numbers set to reach record high
Significant increase may place upward pressure on high-demand CAO points courses
Irishman (40s) questioned by police in Hungary over death of former wife
Department of Foreign Affairs aware of case and will provide consular assistance if requested
Lecturers at Dublin music college that spawned Fontaines DC to strike over redundancies
BIMM Dublin says 35 roles to be made redundant, putting 53 employees at risk of redundancy
‘We’ve lost 11 days of school ... attendance has collapsed’: Principals on the enduring effects of Storm Éowyn
While power has been restored to most schools, teachers feel children’s needs have not been prioritised
Primary teachers to be trained to teach foreign languages over several years
Pupils to learn French, German or other languages from third class onwards