‘The quality of life achievable in Limerick is second to none’
Plans to make the city an even better place to live and work are well underway
Royal Irish Academy marks election of 29 new members
RIA president commends scholarly achievements, international distinction, contributions to Irish society
Porter who did not get full annual leave for a decade wins case against HSE
By 2015 man accumulated five and a half months’ paid leave entitlement, WRC told
Employers embrace remote and hybrid working amid drop in absences
CIPD Ireland says organisations keener on new ways of working after productivity boost
David Clifford relishes ‘finding solutions’ to being double-marked
‘It is about having as many scoring threats as we have and they can’t double mark everyone’
UL president to tell PAC she is ‘keen to draw a line under the controversies’ of past
Public Accounts Committee meeting to examine the university’s 2020 accounts
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Is the pursuit of happiness making us miserable?
The idea that you have to always be happy is what makes people unhappy – ironically
Renewed calls to expand number of graduates who can vote in Seanad elections
Simon Harris says 92% of people voted to extend vote in Seanad university panels in 1979
Manufacturing & Design: How spent grains fuel green shoots for circular economy
‘We put our heads together to try and solve a nutrition and sustainability problem’
UL pays tribute to former chancellor Dr Miriam Hederman O’Brien
Barrister, academic and first female chancellor of an Irish university dies at 89
Pace of tech innovation in Ireland fantastic, say Stripe founders
Collison brothers indicate ‘massive optimism for technology and science sector’ in State
Two arrested over alleged €450,000 fraud at UL
Men (60s) held over fraud understood to date back at least a decade in Limerick university
Further study moves to hybrid – but will the changes stick?
The pandemic forced a changed from in-person learning
A round-up of popular courses in universities around the country
We list the top five courses and focus on a sample course from each college featured
How to fund your higher education programme
Awards, scholarships and grants are available to help fund your master’s or PhD
Cross-Border research projects to get €37m funding
Government higher education initiative aims to deliver all-island approaches to innovation
Parents and carers face ‘barriers’ in Irish screen industry, report finds
Raising Films calls for change as women report losing work after becoming mothers
‘Most Irish people say yes to everything you ask them’
New to the Parish: British-born Jill Cousins arrived from the Netherlands in 2018
Uniforms, toilets, pronouns: are schools doing enough to support trans students?
Many just beginning to grapple with how to best support transgender students
Gender bias in higher education is a threat to us all
Opinion: We need to harness all talents to counter existential threats
Counselling, yoga and music therapy: Is this primary school of the future?
Campaigners say approach of offering therapy at school should be adopted across the State
Judicial misconduct complaints procedure needs to be ‘more transparent’
Authors of ICCL report welcome progress on issues but suggest Act requires further work
Farmleigh to host exhibition of noted Belfast painter Daniel O’Neill
Exhibition, which had been due to open last year, is first retrospective of his work in 70 years
Bernie McNally named Department of Education secretary general
Outgoing mandarin Seán Ó Foghlú due to complete 10-year term of office this week
‘People’s income is able to purchase less and less; that’s politically toxic’
Government is staring down the barrel of yet another problem as inflation sets the pace
‘I decided to sing about the pandemic. People seemed to like it’
TIktokers describe experiences working on Government’s Covid information campaign
‘It’s been quite the journey’ – Life as a trans person in Ireland
Cody Sweeney is positive about his future. But trans people in Ireland face many challenges
Irish in Britain: ‘Scotland is a home from home. London never was’
Work and job prospects are stronger, but it’s far from family, the coast and the craic
Local heroes: The people making a difference in communities around Ireland
We asked you to nominate someone in your life who gives back
Killing of Ashling Murphy triggers debate on women’s safety
Many women ‘carrying internalised fears no matter where they are’, says Women’s Aid
Long Covid is ‘urgent’ issue with ‘lingering psychological effects’
Anxiety and depression found among people after Covid infection, study finds
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