ViperClip developed by Julie and Davy Gray makes cable fixing faster and safer

System ‘decreasingly fit for purpose’ and creating ‘human rights violations’, says study

Crisis is familiar to many foreign businesses in China

Muiris Houston: There will be no silver-bullet moment of liberation from Covid-19

The causes of peat landslides are many but human activities can increase the danger

A report has found that from 1922 to 1990 some 10,500 women in Northern Ireland were admitted to mother and baby homes and about 3,000 women to the Magdalene laundries

Covid-19 has changed our world. It could also change the places where we live

With several Irish Americans in president-elect’s cabinet, Ireland’s position is stronger

Brandon Lewis will not state circumstances under which he would call Irish unity referendum

Data expected in coming days that will confirm if new variant is more transmissible

North reports an additional 357 coronavirus cases while Queen’s introduces rapid testing

Wild Geese: Tech leader drawn to Amsterdam’s amenities, diverse cultural mix and central location

Covid-19 fatalities in Ireland are replicating gender patterns across the world

Wash your hands, disinfect surfaces and avoid physical contact – even with family

Individual speaker’s award goes to Rachael Mullally representing UCD Law

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

Aging in cold-blooded organisms such as amphibians linked to high temperatures

A cross-disciplinary research team is working with communities impacted by extreme weather events on actions they can implement to mitigate against climate change

Scoil Mhuire in Wexford is using a new approach to address children’s social, emotional and behavioural needs. Many other schools are now following suit

Northern Ireland health system is ‘far from the gold standard’, meeting told

Edel Cannon is taking part in the 2019 Great Pink Run to raise money for cancer research

Portlaoise-based company has developed a process for turning landfill plastic into wax

Fiscal and legal obstacles must be overcome to allow global access to presidential vote

The sea around Ireland has a host of gelatinous species - many come in bizarre geometrical shapes and assemblies

Former taoiseach is ‘sometimes puzzled’ over DUP’s stance on the UK leaving the EU

Academic calls for special arrangements in talks to protect rights of Irish in the North

Appearance on BBC Talkback led to charges of gross misconduct which were upheld

Documentary on Peter Rice offers a faultless account of ‘the Joyce of structural engineering’

Diarmaid Ferriter: Fine Gael needs to back up its rhetoric on the North

The actor has long blurted out dangerous opinions. Has he done it for the last time?

Winners are from Queen’s University Belfast, University of Limerick and Trinity College Dublin

Appointment of Paul Mageean and Dr Vicky Conway approved by the government

Oireachtas committee told hard border would lead to fears ‘we are going backwards’

‘We can’t afford to wait and see what happens – we have businesses to run’

On NI’s ‘gold coast’, liberal unionists grapple with a Brexit-induced redrawing of identities

High Court told conditions attached to his registration when he was found guilty of professional misconduct were ignored

Founder of Irish World Academy of Music was one of Ireland’s best-known composers

Research shows extent to which access to services depends on family’s ability to pay

Cantillon: Fewer than 5% thought banks or State had apologised enough for the financial crisis

Dyslexia more than 100 times more likely to be diagnosed than maths-learning disorder