The Irish Times

The protests ended with no violence and not a shot being fired. How Canadian

Secular, multi-cultural with good food and great places to see. Why one Corkman fell for Canada

Mon Mar 28 2022 - 00:00

To fee or not to fee: Has Covid sparked a private school revival?

Enrolments (and fees) are up, but fee-charging schools say they need more State support

Mon Dec 27 2021 - 00:00

Gonzaga College student wins classical music award

Competition established in 2001 to remember Fr Frank Maher

Mon Nov 01 2021 - 16:33

State funds and private schools: ‘We’re social enterprises, not money-making operations’

Anger among fee-charging sector over limited access to Covid -19 support funds

Mon Dec 28 2020 - 05:01

Limerick-based student wins silver at International Mathematical Olympiad

Lucas Bachmann says way subject taught in Ireland does not promote analytical thinking

Thu Jul 25 2019 - 15:51

Varadkar tells Sikh congregation of his pride in Ireland’s diversity

Taoiseach attends ceremony marking Vaisakhi at Sandymount temple

Sun Apr 14 2019 - 19:23

India’s Amritsar massacre bore the ‘made in Ireland’ mark

The governor, Sir Michael O’Dwyer from Tipperary, approved of the mass killing 100 years ago

Sat Apr 13 2019 - 06:00

Estimated 2,000 take part in Dublin Sikh parade

Event in the Sandymount area marked Vaisakhi annual festival

Sun Apr 07 2019 - 20:45

Irish boarding schools hope Brexit will cement a return to boom-time

Private-school pupil numbers on the rise as family incomes return to boom-time high

Fri Dec 28 2018 - 01:00

Youghal remembers local men who died in two world wars

Over 150 men from locality perished in the Great War, local historians discover

Mon Dec 03 2018 - 07:38

Second Level digest: Leaving Cert

Everything you need to know about the 2018 Leaving Certificate results

Wed Aug 15 2018 - 17:18

‘I was in shock’ - Seven Leaving Cert students get eight H1s

More than 3,700 Leaving Cert pupils fail maths exam

Wed Aug 15 2018 - 14:13

Boarding schools in demand because of lack of screens – principals

Supervised study and sports mean students ‘don’t have time to waste’ on smartphones

Tue May 08 2018 - 00:00

Boarding schools bounce back

While the recession threatened the future of some schools, enrolment levels have bounced back to boom-time highs

Tue May 08 2018 - 00:00

Secondary students to receive lessons on dangers of ‘webcam blackmail’

New internet safety initiative to support teachers address online sexual coercion

Tue Feb 06 2018 - 20:03

BT Young Scientist exhibition: Special awards

Fri Jan 13 2017 - 23:11

Gaelic clan chieftain who returned to his ancestral home

Daniel O’Donovan: May 4th, 1931 - January 26th, 2016

Sat Feb 06 2016 - 01:00

Young Scientist: Brothers bring separate projects to competition

One project focuses on electronic sensors, the other at whether seaweed works as a biofuel

Wed Jan 06 2016 - 13:27

Cork County Council defends its flooding response

Bishop says what was missing locally was somebody who looked to be in charge

Tue Jan 05 2016 - 21:11

In defence of grants: Protestant perspectives on schooling

Protestant fee-charging secondary schools feel under attack. Staff and parents object to the charge of elitism and believe that forcing schools into the free system does not make financial sense

Wed Oct 23 2013 - 01:00