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Graduate to professional: 10 organisations offering paid programmes in Ireland

EY, Boston Scientific and Irish Distillers are among businesses and agencies offering paid graduate programmes

My brother’s suicide: ‘The almost unbearable guilt of having had a row last time I saw him’

I know this doesn’t make any sense... where you envisage things you can change, long after the disaster has happened

What sort of workforce are graduates entering, and what do they need to know?

AI means the employment environment is changing, but there are indications of resilience in the graduate jobs market

Sophie should be doing her Junior Cert exams, but instead she’s sorting out her wardrobe

Mother of student with dyslexia made the difficult decision that her daughter shouldn’t sit the exams

Controversial triple-lock legislation to get formal Cabinet approval today

Removal of UN Security Council approval set to spark conflict with Opposition politicians

Stephen Rochford: Breaking ball battle will be pivotal when Mayo and Tyrone clash

The middle third decided last year’s encounter and expect the same again in Omagh

Jack McCaffrey closes a chapter with Dublin, but not the door

Clontarf player says Dublin manager Ger Brennan was right to make his point in GAA suspension row

Rise in Irish exemptions denies children part of their identity, report says

Spiralling exemptions are being driven by increased diagnosis of learning disabilities such as dyslexia, says report

Women believed they had to pay to be safe giving birth. Why? The Rotunda told them so

In order to maintain the fear factor that drives women towards private care, the hospital’s board implicitly insulted its own staff

Rotunda Hospital board agrees to Minister’s demands over public-only consultants

Board has backed down following stand-off with Government and will comply with terms of public-only consultant contract

Gasps in court as senior Kinahan figure Sean McGovern sentenced to 24 years in prison

McGovern convicted by Special Criminal Court for directing murder of Noel Kirwan and attempted murder of James ‘Mago’ Gately

The World Cup is still free to watch in Ireland, but for how much longer?

More and more sports broadcast rights are moving to subscription services and that is likely to continue

David McRedmond gets ready for life after An Post

David McRedmond joins board of Irish Life Assurance

Home-building slowed sharply last month, Irish construction firms say

The rate of decline accelerated to its fastest rate since October, report from AIB shows

Energia ‘monitoring’ fuel-price spike impact ahead of imminent takeover

Company’s comments after price hikes by other suppliers

Record student numbers in Irish colleges by 2034 to require extra €200m

Baby boom peak in 2008 will be reflected in 20 per cent increase in third-level enrolments over next decade

Data centre electricity demand could exceed entire power usage of Irish Republic

AI Committee tee up

Habitat destruction in Ireland almost doubles without any increase in prosecutions

Figures raise questions over staffing levels in National Parks and Wildlife Service, says TD

AI strengthens phishing fraudsters by making ‘dodgy’ invoice emails word-perfect

‘Irish businesses are bracing for a Hollywood version of cybercrime while the side door is left wide open,’ says ESET

Rory McIlroy puts focus on driver issues ahead of US Open bid

Darren Clarke still a team player with latest triumph

Hospital employee flagged that €30,000 Aramark payment to CHI could be reviewed by watchdog

PAC to consider emails about payment from company that ran restaurant service at Crumlin

District heating schemes could dramatically reduce Ireland’s energy bills

One giant source connected to a network of pipes could cater for an entire neighbourhood’s heating needs

European stocks end day in subdued mood as Wall Street stages tech-led rebound

Oil prices retreat over pause in attacks between Iran and Israel

The US is the only World Cup nation where soccer is a country club sport

Parents of most youngsters taking up soccer in the US are well placed to afford the high sums it takes to put them in competitive arenas

Sarah shopped for clothes with Sinclair Dublin. It did not end well

Exasperated reader sends us full email exchange she had with ‘Emma’ from online clothing retailer

Debate: Should Ireland start getting ready to go nuclear?

Taoiseach sparked a debate when he said Ireland should seriously examine nuclear - but some experts believe renewable energy offers a better solution

DCC boss notes short-term public market pressures as bid deadline looms

Is Donal Murphy warming to the idea of DCC being taken private?

‘I fully moved here. I mean, I bought the piano. I brought my cats’

New To The Parish: Emily O’Sullivan (52) moved from Canada to Dublin last year

Homes along the Beara Breifne Way: Where I stayed, and where you can buy

Miriam Mulcahy: ‘Not up for wild camping or even glamping at my age, I stayed in Airbnbs, guesthouses and with friends along the way’

No Three Lions: The 10 best soccer bangers, including World Cup Fever and World in Motion

The record industry loves a cash-in, but some songs rise above it all, just as the beautiful game does

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