Irish scientists shine in solar-cell development
Thanks to their tireless research, thin-film solar cells have broken efficiency record
Inspirational, cacophonous and joyful: Ireland’s newest ‘school of sanctuary’
Anybody who doubts the richness of a multicultural student body should visit this extraordinary school
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Expert team prepares for possible arrival of monkeypox in Ireland
Nineteen countries – including the UK – are now reporting cases of the disease
Manchester University to undertake part of review into State’s abortion laws
Contract for key plank of review awarded following public procurement process
Royal Irish Academy marks election of 29 new members
RIA president commends scholarly achievements, international distinction, contributions to Irish society
Emmanuel Macron’s reshuffled cabinet includes two unexpected appointments
Former TCD student Clément Beaune reappointed as minister for European affairs
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First session of Citizens’ Assembly on Biodiversity Loss sits at Dublin Castle
Creative collaboration leads to material connections
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Dublin student wins 2022 Press Pass journalist of the year award
Catherine Martin: ‘I’m absolutely confident your generation will be one of innovation and trendsetters’
Centuries of documents burned in the Four Courts in 1922. Now they’re being recreated
Virtual Record Treasury of Ireland follows a global effort to recover destroyed items
What would Michael Collins have become? Democrat or autocrat, moderniser or traditionalist?
Evidence indicates Collins was a man of his time who shared prevailing values of 1922
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Director Lenny Abrahamson and cast talk about adapting the author’s debut novel
’Substantial’ number of mothers experience anxiety, depression and stress – study
Some 14.2% of new mothers reported depression in first postpartum year, research finds
Watt accused of ‘breathtaking arrogance’ over proposed Holohan secondment
Committee examining plan for Dr Holohan to move to new role at Trinity College
Watt to express ‘regret’ at Holohan secondment not proceeding
Secretary general and chief medical officer to appear before Oireachtas committee
Ireland’s newest technological university formally established
South east gets its first university following merger of Waterford IT and IT Carlow
Why working when ill is bad for you and your employer
Academic says managers should openly discourage working when ill due to its knock-on effects
Trinity College’s University Times named Newspaper of the Year
National Student Media Awards held in public for the first time since 2019
Trinity professor appointed first president of South East Technological University
Veronica Campbell will bring ‘energy, vitality and leadership’ to role, says chair of board
Ivana Bacik resigns role as associate professor in Trinity College
Labour Party leader was entitled to break from university position for up to five years
Man accused of child abuse sues alleged victim for defamation
DPP had directed no prosecution be undertaken following Garda investigation
South East TU: Unitary approach building on momentum
SETU to have campuses in Waterford, Carlow, Wexford and Wicklow
A growing life sciences start-up culture
The new generation of Irish life sciences and pharma companies played a significant role in the pandemic fight
Robert Watt criticised over ‘lack of engagement’ on Holohan secondment
Finance committee asks top civil servant for documents relating to TCD appointment
The spy with Irish connections behind the real Operation Mincemeat
‘Don’ Gomez O’Sullivan Beare was involved in deception plot during second World War
10 things to get excited about again, from festivals to debs
From camping holidays abroad to weddings, parties, J-1s and gigs, there's a summer of fun ahead
Fraser supportive of Holohan secondment but ‘not involved in detailed arrangements’
Country’s top civil servant also indicates he did not discuss the proposal with Taoiseach
Colin Hunt: Green transition ‘is the biggest opportunity in the history of global banking’
AIB is emerging from the pandemic in a strong position given its earnings potential and rising interest rates
A service that matches tech talent with companies struggling to find it
Personalised conversations help growing companies to bag scarce tech talent
Death of Department of Foreign Affairs’ legal adviser a ‘huge loss’
Barrister James Kingston advised ministers and officials for more than 25 years
Ryanair faces possible disruption in Belgium as crews threaten to strike
Negotiations about new collective agreement for cabin crew failed to produce deal
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