Cian O'Connell

Cian O'Connell

How is AI affecting jobs for graduates in Ireland?

Coverage around AI tends to exaggerate or catastrophise its impact beyond what is known

Gaelic Players Association to call for increase to player grants of almost 80%

Pre-budget submission to look for increase from €1,400 to €2,500 and take overall cost to €10m

Housing crisis has made life worse for women suffering domestic violence, conference told

National Women’s Council director Orla O’Connor calls for Government housing policy that incorporates women’s safety

‘To feel Irish from today, I’m so proud’: thousands receive citizenship

Ceremonies taking place at Dublin convention centre this week

A place to park up: why rural pubs are welcoming camper vans for overnight stays

Motor homes are becoming increasingly popular, but there are too few camp sites for them

Red flags for graduates: learning about your new role as you enter the workforce

It can be difficult for graduates without formal industry experience to understand their expectations for a job

One in five children lives in poverty when housing costs factored in, ESRI finds

Official poverty measures do not account for accommodation, research body notes

Good With Faces, Oisín Kearney’s new two hander at Dublin Fringe, is filled with punchy twists

Dublin Fringe Festival 2025: Vicky Allen and Patrick McBrearty play a mother and social-care worker locked in an oscillating interrogation

Ireland praised for Palestine support but Government urged to do more at solidarity march

Organisers estimate at least 10,000 gathered at US embassy after almost two years of war

Second Asian hornet nest found in Cork, with sighting in Dublin confirmed

New site in Cobh about 10km away from Cork city nest, which was removed on Friday

The Irish Times Greenest Places shortlist revealed

These 14 nominees show concrete evidence of widespread action on climate and sustainability goals

Didn’t get the course you wanted? Here are some of your options

All you need to know about taking an alternative route into higher education

Should you be considering further education and training as an attractive pathway?  

‘The message to learners is that it’s never too late to learn ... we should all rethink what success looks like’

‘I fell 11 points short of the course I wanted and went down the PLC route’

Amy Moore on going down the route of a PLC course

‘You have to like people’ – why should you study physiotherapy?

To qualify as a physiotherapist in Ireland, 1,000 hours of clinical placements need to be completed

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