Almost half of first year in veterinary science in Warsaw and Budapest are Irish

Emigrant nurses share their experiences of trying to return to Ireland to work

The HSE is calling emigrant nurses back but returnees face a bureaucratic 'nightmare' trying to get registered

A selection of questions asked of our guidance counsellors Brian Howard and Deirdre Garrett

Students should look for advice from a guidance counsellor or their parents

Yes, I’ve joined a gym, but I don’t want to talk about it, so pretend it hasn’t happened

Staff at Ireland’s main detention centre for young people set to strike next month

Just two students have met criteria allowing young asylum seekers access to third level

From healthcare and information technology to experimental archaeology, four people sum up what they’ve gained

A selection of questions asked of our guidance counsellors Brian Howard and Deirdre Garrett

A selection of questions asked of our guidance counsellors Brian Howard and Deirdre Garrett

A selection of questions put to our guidance counsellors about the 2016 Leaving Cert results

It is important to work out where you went wrong before deciding what to do next

Coveney urges city council to ensure refuge of rough-sleeper hostel remains available

15th anniversary sees successful programme popular at home and abroad

Working conditions must be addressed before extending scheme, inquiry hears

Assaults captured on CCTV footage in decommissioned ward at HSE-run home

Explaining the progression charts of Irish secondary schools

Further education and training body to invest €600m this year in courses for 360,000 people. Focus to switch to IT, business and other areas where career opportunities have been identified

All the Lonely People: After her mother died, Zeenie Summers moved to Ireland to stay with her father, but she fell into depression and homelessness before finding a new kind of family

Our guidance counsellors have been busy fielding questions about results rechecks, maths compensation rules and the Dare disability scheme

There are formidable obstacles to pursuing the Leaving Certificate at home

Sixteen special needs assistant posts and five primary among 94 internships advertised

Company says 50 opportunities will be created in apprenticeship and graduate schemes

‘Graduate-level study is challenging, and it’s challenging to juggle it with family life and with my working life’

Structural barriers and ‘low expectations’ block those with intellectual disabilities

Opinion: People working in the sector are actually subsidising early childhood education and care

Robotic zones, trampolining and a dummy surgery – open days can be fun, but also seriously helpful in finding a direction

The new further education and training strategy marks a major shift in Government policy but it faces problems with its implementation

With options to suit every lifestyle and aspiration, choosing is the trickiest bit

Despite our growing older population, Ireland is one of the last countries in Europe to produce a dementia strategy

Prospective students offered places tomorrow have a week to accept

After falling love with maths again, Pat Costello spent the winter fully dressed in bed with a hot water bottle and a maths book – and sat Leaving Cert maths this week

Research on north Dublin project shows early intervention is key for kids to reach their schooling potential

Competitive Start Fund will offer up to €50,000 in support for each successful applicant

First allocation of 3,750 permits snapped up within 10 minutes

What will happen when number of CAO applicants reaches 100,000?

Increase in applications for engineering, science and agriculture/food courses reflects changing economy

New legislation, providing for fines and creche closures, to come into force in May

Closing date for online application arrives with increased €40 fee