County already boasts a growing network of remote and co-working hubs

What are the different types of third level learning institutions in Ireland?

US, India, Australia and Japan vow to work together to restore democracy in nation

Researchers challenge country’s claims inmates had rejoined society as reformed citizens

Meet the ‘Lirheads’: the nine college friends who ended up cast together in Normal People

The Food Cult project seeks to understand the social, economic and political relevance of food in 16th century Ireland

Businesses and scientists adapt and invent essential equipment and services for hospitals and communities

Countries with high BCG vaccination rates have fewer coronavirus deaths, study shows

The trend of dopamine fasting to avoid stimulation is spreading from Silicon Valley

Time to redefine ‘land improvement’ in line with the best science

‘Powerful and unerring’ mathematician born in Skreen, Co Sligo, 200 years ago

Hatch Student Living completed refurbishment of 265-room facility

Third level must embrace market-led research and innovation with commercial edge

High levels of carbon dioxide in indoor air can have a dramatic impact on decision-making and problem-solving, scientists have found

Collins came from ‘Redmondite tradition’, says former taoiseach John Bruton

Australian team recycling stockpiles of leftover biosolids into bricks could save land and energy

The Manchester band’s first release reshaped pop music. With no industry support, they pressed and sold the EP themselves, and kickstarted a revolution

An intractable gender imbalance persists at the most senior levels

Skills shortages identified include science, engineering, ICT, construction, healthcare and business and finance

Institute of Technology agrees to 20-year lease at €400,000 for 30,000sq ft building

Department refers concerns over spending at Kildare and Wicklow ETB to Garda Síochána

Pick of the prize winning gardens and don't forget to try gins laced with botanicals in a new distillery zone

‘We would not expect this type of violence in Ireland, it’s a European country’

More than just a degree: Opportunities abound in many branches of engineering and technology as creativity and critical skills are increasingly in demand

TUI says workload of academic staff is “completely unsustainable”

Poorer students less likely to go to college. But how can we narrow the gap?

‘All Sligo got out of its gateway status was a sign at the entrance to the town’

New plan combines initiatives aimed at developing second-tier cities and some towns

Andy McFadden has overseen a €1.3m revamp to open Glovers Alley in the Fitzwilliam hotel

Post-Leaving Cert courses, apprenticeships are a valuable alternative to the CAO

Thousands of students each year drop out of college after making decisions under exam pressure

College says it has completed ‘root and branch’ reform of governance

Concerns raised by C&AG audit of Kildare and Wicklow Education and Training Board

Cavan building products groups aims to double sales in Asia Pacific to €20m this year

Ahead of Heritage Week, take a lesson in our animals, plants, fungus and much more...

A yearned-for out-of-hours cath lab remains a beacon of hope for southeast city

Her brother says: ‘The phone call we got was awful. Her sight is lost for now in her left eye’

Simon needs six turncoats to beat Varadkar – which could never happen in politics

President says ‘anaemic’ management may have played role in way claims handled

College’s governance, human resources and financial practices to be examined