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‘I always had an interest in numbers and accounting at school’

‘I always had an interest in numbers and accounting at school’

Susanna Arigho is an associate in the Audit and Assurance graduate programme at Deloitte

Fri Sept 22 2023 - 00:30
‘I’m looking forward to expanding on my experiences’

‘I’m looking forward to expanding on my experiences’

Grad Week: Aisling Devitt joined EY’s supply chain and operations team in 2021

Fri Sept 22 2023 - 00:30
Grad Week: Leveraging social media for your career and expanding job opportunities

Grad Week: Leveraging social media for your career and expanding job opportunities

Social media can boost your visibility and showcase your skills to potential employers

Mon Sept 18 2023 - 00:30
Red Cross: Tents not a long-term solution for refugees on dignity grounds

Red Cross: Tents not a long-term solution for refugees on dignity grounds

Ukrainian refugees arriving in Ireland will have to be housed in tents, Government said recently

Tue Sept 12 2023 - 13:04
Homeless charity supported 7,400 people last year

Homeless charity supported 7,400 people last year

Depaul assisted more than 7,400 people last year, with a quarter reporting substance use issues

Tue Sept 12 2023 - 10:03
‘You can see that progress, change and openness in Ireland, and I really like seeing that parallel with Chile’

‘You can see that progress, change and openness in Ireland, and I really like seeing that parallel with Chile’

New to the Parish: Paula Pinto arrived from London in 2021

Tue Sept 12 2023 - 06:00
Free GP care expansion to bring ‘substantial challenges’, doctors say

Free GP care expansion to bring ‘substantial challenges’, doctors say

Irish Medical Organisation vice-president warns general practice capacity ‘very tight’ and extension of card scheme will add further pressure

Mon Sept 11 2023 - 14:35
Budget 2024: Free schoolbooks for second-level pupils sought ‘to break poverty cycle’

Budget 2024: Free schoolbooks for second-level pupils sought ‘to break poverty cycle’

Budget 2024: Children’s Rights Alliance calls for hiring of 90 additional education welfare officers

Mon Sept 11 2023 - 13:07
Four hospitalised after car driven at speed into group of people in Galway

Four hospitalised after car driven at speed into group of people in Galway

Altercation in car park on Headford Road on Sunday evening led to car being driven into group

Mon Sept 11 2023 - 09:49
Caregivers ‘obliged’ to care under most stress, palliative care study finds

Caregivers ‘obliged’ to care under most stress, palliative care study finds

Trinity College study focuses on relationship between patients and their carers

Mon Sept 11 2023 - 00:01
Majority of Irish holidaymakers in Morocco are away from earthquake site

Majority of Irish holidaymakers in Morocco are away from earthquake site

Travel agents express ‘deepest sympathies’ to colleagues and agents who lost family in disaster

Sun Sept 10 2023 - 17:22
Ireland basks in September heatwave for only fourth time in recorded history

Ireland basks in September heatwave for only fourth time in recorded history

More than half Met Éireann’s 25 official weather stations have broken their record September temperatures

Fri Sept 08 2023 - 18:20
Two gardaí hospitalised for smoke inhalation after attending suspected arson attack in Dublin

Two gardaí hospitalised for smoke inhalation after attending suspected arson attack in Dublin

Two officers, arriving to scene of house fire, entered upstairs window using a ladder to save a woman (50s) trapped inside

Fri Sept 08 2023 - 10:44
Irish Dental Association calls for powers to carry out investigations following RTÉ revelations

Irish Dental Association calls for powers to carry out investigations following RTÉ revelations

RTÉ Investigates documented how a person with a conviction for sexual assault was operating in Ireland as a dentist without being registered with Dental Council

Fri Sept 08 2023 - 10:31
High temperature warning in place across Ireland as 27 degrees forecast

High temperature warning in place across Ireland as 27 degrees forecast

Weather warning for Ireland is in place from 8am on Thursday until 8am on Saturday, due to ‘very warm and humid weather’

Thu Sept 07 2023 - 07:00
‘Missed opportunities’ for organ donation identified in Irish hospitals

‘Missed opportunities’ for organ donation identified in Irish hospitals

Variety of reasons identified in study for potential donations that did not take place

Thu Sept 07 2023 - 05:00
Five men charged in connection with 2021 fatal assault in Kildare

Five men charged in connection with 2021 fatal assault in Kildare

Mark Loughlin (29) was found dead on rural road in Allenwood in January 2021

Wed Sept 06 2023 - 11:10
Passenger numbers at Dublin Airport in August up 12 per cent on same month last year

Passenger numbers at Dublin Airport in August up 12 per cent on same month last year

Over 3.4m travelled through airport last month, with second busiest day ever on Sunday, August 13th

Wed Sept 06 2023 - 08:07
Heart attack: Two in five called ambulance within an hour, audit finds

Heart attack: Two in five called ambulance within an hour, audit finds

Improved public messaging on calling 112 or 999 for help ‘crucial’, says expert

Wed Sept 06 2023 - 00:01
Domestic violence a leading cause of homelessness, particularly among women - report

Domestic violence a leading cause of homelessness, particularly among women - report

People being housed in domestic violence refuges are not included in homeless figures, researchers find

Tue Sept 05 2023 - 11:43
‘Ireland makes it harder to leave. I have tried to leave, but it showed me home is not only what surrounds you’

‘Ireland makes it harder to leave. I have tried to leave, but it showed me home is not only what surrounds you’

New to the Parish: Ayesha Syeddah arrived from London in 2015

Tue Sept 05 2023 - 06:00
‘Lights out. Party’s over’: the annual Electric Picnic extravaganza ends on a more sustainable note

‘Lights out. Party’s over’: the annual Electric Picnic extravaganza ends on a more sustainable note

Electric Picnic 2023: Good weather means less post-festival chaos as tents are brought home to be used another day

Mon Sept 04 2023 - 15:00
The Killers at Electric Picnic 2023: ‘If you’re looking for rock’n’roll, you came to the right place’

The Killers at Electric Picnic 2023: ‘If you’re looking for rock’n’roll, you came to the right place’

Electric Picnic 2023: Brandon Flowers and his bandmates close this year’s festival with a bang

Mon Sept 04 2023 - 09:14
 Electric Picnic 2023 highs and lows: Niall Horan’s awe, €20 for chicken and chips

Electric Picnic 2023 highs and lows: Niall Horan’s awe, €20 for chicken and chips

From Women in Harmony’s Sunday morning set and late addition Loyle Carner to outrageous prices and terrible toilets

Mon Sept 04 2023 - 06:58
Rick Astley at Electric Picnic 2023: A few songs in, the chants of Ole, Ole Ole begin

Rick Astley at Electric Picnic 2023: A few songs in, the chants of Ole, Ole Ole begin

Electric Picnic 2023: ‘So you’ve all been going through your mum’s old CDs, then?’ Rick Astley screams as the crowd get into an 1980s pop groove

Sun Sept 03 2023 - 21:08
Electric Picnic 2023: the sun comes out from dawn to dusk for a glorious end to summer

Electric Picnic 2023: the sun comes out from dawn to dusk for a glorious end to summer

Temperatures hit the mid-20s over weekend as this year’s festivalgoers are spared the annual mudfest

Sun Sept 03 2023 - 19:19
Cian Ducrot at Electric Picnic 2023: ‘This is so f**king cool. Wow. Thank you. I don’t even know what to say’

Cian Ducrot at Electric Picnic 2023: ‘This is so f**king cool. Wow. Thank you. I don’t even know what to say’

Electric Picnic 2023: The Cork singer knows how to whip TikTok users into a frenzy. His main-stage Stradbally debut is just as assured

Sun Sept 03 2023 - 09:12
Electric Picnic 2023 day two: ‘When we woke up this morning, we were like‚ we’re getting married today’

Electric Picnic 2023 day two: ‘When we woke up this morning, we were like‚ we’re getting married today’

It seems it’s true what they say, you never know what you’ll see when you go to Electric Picnic

Sat Sept 02 2023 - 17:14
Niall Horan at Electric Picnic 2023: ‘From Patrick Street in Mullingar to this. I love our little country’

Niall Horan at Electric Picnic 2023: ‘From Patrick Street in Mullingar to this. I love our little country’

Electric Picnic 2023: Unfazed by a technical glitch at the start of his set, the star puts on a show for his first Stradbally performance

Sat Sept 02 2023 - 03:25
Electric Picnic 2023 kicks off: ‘The walk from the car park to the campsite was harder than the Leaving Cert’

Electric Picnic 2023 kicks off: ‘The walk from the car park to the campsite was harder than the Leaving Cert’

The first of an expected 70,000 people are descending on the Stradbally Estate in Co Laois as the annual festival gets under way

Fri Sept 01 2023 - 16:30
Moving Electric Picnic to mid-August in 2024 ‘will cause huge problems’, say farmers

Moving Electric Picnic to mid-August in 2024 ‘will cause huge problems’, say farmers

Staging Co Laois festival from August 16th to 18th next year puts it ‘in the middle of harvest season’, says Irish Farmers’ Association

Fri Sept 01 2023 - 12:33
Electric Picnic 2023: Gender balance difficult due to fewer women headliners, says festival director

Electric Picnic 2023: Gender balance difficult due to fewer women headliners, says festival director

Melvin Benn says disposable vapes will be banned at Stradbally event this weekend, though ban will mostly impact on vendors

Tue Aug 29 2023 - 19:11
Stem courses: Demand pushes up CAO points requirements but alternative access routes are available

Stem courses: Demand pushes up CAO points requirements but alternative access routes are available

Undertaking a related QQI or PLC course is an excellent option for students wishing to pursue Stem courses

Tue Aug 29 2023 - 02:00
Further education: Everything you need to know about traineeships

Further education: Everything you need to know about traineeships

Q&A: How does a traineeship work and am I eligible to apply?

Tue Aug 29 2023 - 01:19
Everything you need to know about apprenticeships

Everything you need to know about apprenticeships

Q&A: What areas are apprenticeships available in and would it be a right fit for me?

Tue Aug 29 2023 - 01:05
‘Gamechanger’ programme allows students to attain third-level degree outside CAO points race

‘Gamechanger’ programme allows students to attain third-level degree outside CAO points race

Focus shifting from CAO points race and the pressure it puts on students to alternative routes to third-level education

Tue Aug 29 2023 - 01:00
Is a post-Leaving Cert course for me?

Is a post-Leaving Cert course for me?

PLCs are popular among school-leavers and those seeking to return to education, reskill or retrain

Tue Aug 29 2023 - 01:00
Temple Bar plaza to be transformed into outdoor roller disco for Culture Night

Temple Bar plaza to be transformed into outdoor roller disco for Culture Night

Annual nocturnal celebration of culture and creativity takes place on September 22nd across the country with more than 300 events

Mon Aug 28 2023 - 17:18
Clonmel crash: Heavy rain suspected to have played ‘significant role’

Clonmel crash: Heavy rain suspected to have played ‘significant role’

Gardaí continue to investigate other potential contributory factors to Tipperary collision that killed four people

Mon Aug 28 2023 - 01:00
Hail housing assists record number of people in 2022

Hail housing assists record number of people in 2022

Mental health organisation’s chief executive warned about difficulty in meeting growing demand for services.

Mon Aug 28 2023 - 00:00
Firelighters ‘hidden culprit’ behind black carbon air pollution, study finds

Firelighters ‘hidden culprit’ behind black carbon air pollution, study finds

Previously unknown health and climate effects from firelighters exposed by researchers from Ireland, China and India

Mon Aug 28 2023 - 00:00
Clonmel crash: Community ‘grieving together’ after loss of four young people

Clonmel crash: Community ‘grieving together’ after loss of four young people

Vigil on Sunday evening will see town come together as it deals with ‘nearly unbearable’ grief

Sun Aug 27 2023 - 13:36
Number of births decrease with access to childcare and housing attributed to decline

Number of births decrease with access to childcare and housing attributed to decline

There were 10,205 deaths in the first quarter of the year

Fri Aug 25 2023 - 19:31
Thundery showers, blustery conditions expected over the weekend

Thundery showers, blustery conditions expected over the weekend

Sunny spells on Friday to give way to more rain for last weekend of August

Fri Aug 25 2023 - 09:54
Vigil held in Youghal for two athletes who died during Ironman event

Vigil held in Youghal for two athletes who died during Ironman event

Triathletes arrived on bikes and placed candles near framed images of Ivan Chittenden and Brendan Wall

Thu Aug 24 2023 - 21:30
Brendan Wall: swimmer who died in Youghal Ironman ‘lived life with a smile on his face’

Brendan Wall: swimmer who died in Youghal Ironman ‘lived life with a smile on his face’

Funeral remembers man who cherished family, made many friends and loved outdoor sports

Thu Aug 24 2023 - 14:54
Leaving Cert results: How to get into college outside the CAO points race

Leaving Cert results: How to get into college outside the CAO points race

Leaving Certificate isn’t the be-all and end-all. Most colleges have alternative admission routes not based solely on an accumulation of CAO points

Thu Aug 24 2023 - 10:35
Groups write to Varadkar seeking ‘urgent clarification’ on gender equality referendum wording

Groups write to Varadkar seeking ‘urgent clarification’ on gender equality referendum wording

Delay to publication of publishing wording casts doubt on plan to hold vote in November

Thu Aug 24 2023 - 07:00
Dublin families facing housing stress band together to call for action on no-fault evictions

Dublin families facing housing stress band together to call for action on no-fault evictions

The group in Applewood, Swords, are facing potential homelessness, or incessant stress trying to find alternative accommodation

Thu Aug 24 2023 - 05:00
Record number of more than 100,000 ‘adverse incidents’ notified in health service last year

Record number of more than 100,000 ‘adverse incidents’ notified in health service last year

More than 550 deaths in 2022 were associated with such incidents in trend linked by HSE to increased reporting but described as ‘jaw dropping’ by TD

Thu Aug 17 2023 - 18:48
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