Dublin Institute of Technology

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Former leading tourism figure Eileen O’Mara Walsh dies aged 79

Founder of domestic tourism group and former Aer Lingus and Forbairt director died at home

Robotics pioneer awarded prestigious St Patrick’s Day Science Medal

Science Foundation Ireland honours Prof Neville Hogan, regarded as ‘father of rehabilitation robotics’

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Choosing the right course and institution is the first step

Expert tips: An optometrist on how to look after your eyes

How to avoid red eye and why you should blink more often when using screens

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After 85 years in business, the agency is changing things up

IDA chief appointed adjunct professor at Smurfit business school

Background brings international business and national policy experience to role

Audio news app Noa offers three-month access to Dublin Airport wifi users

Listening to articles will become ‘journalism norm’, says Irish start-up

Staycity Aparthotel on Chancery Lane seeks offers in excess of €12.3m

Dublin 8 property provides net initial yield of 4.5% and unexpired lease term of 24 years

Dublin actor who banged her head during Macbeth settles claim for €60,000

Frances Winston said she fell after being instructed to take step back

Irish company’s allergy programme not to be sneezed at

Founder surprised at lack of awareness over trigger factors that cause breathing distress

The two product designers helping start-ups bring their products to life

Team Human merges design, engineering and R&D at an early stage to ensure young firms start right

Spotlight on courses around the country

Modern history to Montessori, computer science to conservation: A selection of popular postgraduates in universities, colleges and institutes of technology

University status for RCSI would boost efforts to attract students and funding

Status matters more than ever in fiercely competitive global education marketplace

College of Surgeons in Ireland to become a university

New legislation would enable 235-year-old college to secure university status

CIT and IT Tralee staff vote in favour of creating new university

Formal application to create technological university for Munster likely within weeks

New technological university Ireland’s largest third-level body

Technological University Dublin has 28,000 students with Grangegorman main campus

UCD engineer made first president of Ireland’s newest university

Prof David FitzPatrick to head Technological University Dublin

Restaurant ‘no-show’ deposits could add legal responsibilities

Legal situation around restaurant bookings currently ‘unclear’, says retired law lecturer

Department of Education pays €24m for DIT building on Cathal Brugha Street

Sale is expected to open the way for a planned 1,000-pupil post-primary school

Has cheffing become a rich kids’ game?

Professionalisation and reliance on free labour have dramatically changed kitchens

Dublin event to ask whether AI is eroding our civil liberties

ADAPT Centre at Trinity College Dublin hosting public ‘think-in’ for Science Week

Ireland’s best young chef 2018 is revealed at gala dinner in Dublin

Finalists in the annual chef talent competition each cooked two original dishes using wild Irish deer and raw milk cheeses

National children’s science centre risks being put on a shelf for another decade

Opinion: It has funding, government backing and planning permission. So what’s taking so long?

Team from DIT wins ESB Inter Colleges Challenge for 2018

Four students propose renewable energy solution for the agricultural sector

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Health Board: Upcoming conferences, talks, campaigns and events

Disposing of medicines, avoiding osteoporosis and learning to slow down

Wild Geese: ‘San Francisco is where the work is but so much has changed’

Serial entrepreneur Seamus McAteer says the city revolves around the tech sector

‘Clean meat’ coming to a supermarket shelf near you, but when?

‘Lab meat’ will sit ‘somewhere between low-cost hamburgers and high-end cuts’

Trinity College slips in latest global university rankings

Alarm among academics over impact of funding ‘crisis’ on third level

Assessing level of sexual assaults at college almost impossible

Alcohol, under-reporting and lack of understanding make it difficult to measure extent of problem

‘The only way to learn is by asking questions’

My career path: Stephen McGrath works for the property department at Lidl

Plan for Dublin Bus overhaul faces major roadblocks as opposition mounts

Proposed redesign leaves some areas of Dublin without direct link to city centre

Banish the light and take back the night

A rise of more than 20% in artificial light in the past 25 years is damaging our health

Alternatives to university: from further to higher education

There are plenty of options available to school-leavers who don’t go to university

Source of one of worst food poisoning outbreaks in Ireland not found

‘Astronomical’ incidence of E coli infection this summer with 715 reported cases

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