When should you start saving? ‘When a child is born’

Minister for Higher Education James Lawless has signalled there will be no once-off subvention to lower registration fees in the coming year

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Ireland’s third-level institutions offer a range of postgraduate degree options. Here we explore a selection of available courses.

Programme run by Trinity Business School is to be extended to other groups including those working in the areas of homelessness and mental health

Those who regard trees as a nuisance are failing to appreciate their ecological and psychological benefits

Lecturer and journalist Ian Kilroy has published a new book in which he describes his practice as a Zen Buddhist priest, and offers his perspective on the importance of Buddhist teachings

New Innovator: Bánór

Ireland regularly reports having Europe's highest rates of the potent STEC strain

Fewer students awarded first-class degrees but proportion of high achievers is 40% higher than in 2015

Rite & Reason: Iron grip that Christian denominations have over chaplaincy in Ireland cannot continue

APTN.AERO aims to make it easy for those who invest in or trade aircraft assets to hire aviation consultants highly suited to particular situations

Ocras produces individually-portioned, texture-modified food for people with dysphagia, a condition affecting 8 per cent of the world population

Oisin Dolphin and Isabella Hughes cofounded company aimed at improving experience of being an executor

Sinn Féin leader describes the decision as ‘nothing short of madness’ but Taoiseach accuses her of ‘faux outrage’

A furniture designer is crafting furniture, or 'storytelling artifacts', out of this heritage stone

Fostering an inclusive campus environment is key to attracting a wider range of students

Using technology to solve social and environmental issues is one of the world’s greatest social challenges

Prof David FitzPatrick will take up a role with the University of Nottingham in the coming months

EDTips will train primary school teachers in a suite of age-appropriate and interactive educational tools