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The latest homeless figures show that almost 10,000 people are accessing State-funded emergency accommodation. While this number represents a slight drop on the last figures released, it will be cold comfort for those still without a roof over their heads. We asked you to share your stories about the rental market with us and this is what you told us.

It's getting to that stage in the semester where those once far away deadlines are very much closer. As deadlines approach and temperatures plummet, Deborah Ryan cooks up the perfect student dish. Check out her Cacio e Pepe recipe in The Student Digestive.

Students from disadvantaged backgrounds who get into to university through special access routes can outperform regular students when they have on-campus foundation courses, new research shows. Carl O'Brien reports.

It's been in the pipeline for about three years, but a new iteration of the RTÉ Player is finally here – sort of. The new RTÉ Player (beta version) is online now and will be rolled out to mobile and tablet app versions as well as to a range of other connected devices within days. Laura Slattery reports.

The world is moving to counter climate change in spite of global leaders behaving like irresponsible children, Swedish student Greta Thunberg (15) told the UN climate change summit, writes Kevin O'Sullivan.

Dublin was the principal (though certainly not the only) venue for some of the most iconic events of the Irish Revolution. John Gibney reports.

Teachers, staff and students from the Grafton College English-language school rallied for a second afternoon on Tuesday, following the overnight occupation of the college in south Dublin after its sudden closure. Read more here.