Union raises concerns amid news UCD plans to resume lectures of up to 500 students

‘Reality is somebody is going to have to advance a serious amount of money to Irish Water’

Longer immunity period would increase number of under-50s who only need one dose of vaccine, Hiqa says

An Irishman’s Diary

Citizens’ assembly hears call for victim’s commissioner to tackle ‘piecemeal’ approach

Padraig O’Morain: Let’s look at wider society and identify what we need to change about it

Global industry valued at €30bn and growing sector in Ireland could help drive economy

Poet FeliSpeaks says reaction to spoken word piece ‘lovely’ and ‘unexpected’

Leila Islam, from Burtonport, Co Donegal, on life in the Spanish capital, where Covid infections are surging

‘It feels like we’re accelerating the ship towards the iceberg,’ says Dr Tomás Ryan

Current virus testing system ‘unprepared for the purpose of preventing a second surge’

Black Irish Lives: Tamilore Awonusi on his experiences and those of other young people

Research lives: Dr Anne Moore, senior lecturer, UCC School of Biochemistry and Cell Biology

National emergency team will review measures taken to tackle nursing home outbreaks at Friday meeting

NPHET to review Covid-19 measures in nursing homes and other institutions

Bad sleep and anxiety feed off each other and deplete immune systems. But there is hope

Holohan warns on complacency as Higgins urges us to keep giving ‘of our best’

Brian Pennie's memoir tells the story of addiction, recovery and redemption

Traditional political cures for flooding may not be effective in the years ahead

President says he flies commercially and takes train in effort to reduce carbon

The final is on February 28th with the motion: ‘This house believes that the Irish criminal justice system is too weak on crime’

Gender stereotyping to be among the issues to be discussed by the citizens

Mary Lou McDonald made series of claims about measure in RTÉ leaders’ debate

Senior figures at St Patrick’s College say Diarmuid Martin ‘not someone you can ignore’

Minister expresses concerns over the draft legislation as Seanad votes to pass it

‘Transparency, accountability’ important at €1.25bn agency, housing committee hears

Maynooth college claims one of its professors was approached by UCD and advised to apply for a position

Richard Bruton told climate change is ‘bigger than Brexit or the National Broadband Plan’

Interview: John Hourican on stepping down as Bank of Cyprus CEO to move closer to home

April, May and June winners of awards in association with KPMG

Minister for Children to launch course provided by An Cosán centre in west Dublin

Housing expert says people are spending less on food and education due to the cost of housing

Trinity conference debates whether Article 41.2 should be deleted or reworded

Researchers at TCD led ‘Gaming for Peace’ project which aims to teach co-operation skills

Professor George L Huxley (86) has just become the oldest new citizen of Ireland

‘It’s no surprise the revolutionary song adopted as France’s national anthem is the Marseillaise’

Entrepreneur might turn attention to Maynooth University cancer therapy spinout

Further education profile: Kerri Leonard, pre-university law, Dunboyne College of Further Education

Some teenage participants in Foróige’s ‘Leadership for Life’ conference talk about what leadership means to them

Dublin-based clerical officer Cathleen Shiels earns €2 an hour less than the living wage