UCD

Parties involved in present government formation talks owe debt of gratitude to former FG leader, says Prof Diarmaid Ferriter

The maths professor and biodiversity advocate on why she has no career regrets, the last time she got angry and her psychological quirk

Acclaimed Irish architect Dominic Stevens experiments in and excels at writing too

UCD spin-out will use the money to expand operations to the US in 2025 as it pursues regulatory approval and expands its team

Pupils associate being a ‘good’ girl with niceness and politeness, while ‘good’ boys are strong and excel at football

Research highlights influence of gender on pupils’ aspirations and sense of belonging at school

While useful initiatives are proposed, there is little sign staff shortages will be tackled in a fundamental way. Too many parties seem happy to tinker until changing demographics ‘solve’ the problem

Preventative speciality can diagnose rare and inherited health conditions but difficulty accessing the service is affecting family planning, research finds

‘Remarkable woman with an extraordinary career’ taught at UCD from 1956 and became an internationally respected chemist

We should acknowledge and celebrate Ireland’s surprising, but genuine, links to the lore and language of the Indian subcontinent

One of a group of academics, along with Brian Farrell, Maurice Manning, Richard Sinnott and Fr Feargal O’Connor, who cemented UCD’s reputation for fresh political thinking

Built in the 1960s, South Park is a popular estate of substantial houses with easy access to the N11

Max Wolpoff, from near Washington DC in the US, moved to Dublin this autumn

Forceful writing and ‘mathemagical’ presentations blend concepts with the fun of puzzles and magic

University College Dublin teams up with Codling Wind Park to promote and enhance marine biodiversity

Study examining childhood experience finds exposure to structural inequality in early years is central to educational success

Susan Reynolds (35) from Darndale, Dublin, has since secured housing through the charity Hail, and is studying psychology at UCD

I regarded university as a resource to be used, not a place to be told what to do

FeMo is a foetal monitoring device that allows expectant parents and clinicians to keep a close eye on a baby’s movements in the womb

Ross Tierney netted a brace for Bohs at the UCD Bowl