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Virtual Record Treasury of Ireland follows a global effort to recover destroyed items
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Committee examining plan for Dr Holohan to move to new role at Trinity College
Watt to express ‘regret’ at Holohan secondment not proceeding
Secretary general and chief medical officer to appear before Oireachtas committee
Ireland’s newest technological university formally established
South east gets its first university following merger of Waterford IT and IT Carlow
Why working when ill is bad for you and your employer
Academic says managers should openly discourage working when ill due to its knock-on effects
Trinity College’s University Times named Newspaper of the Year
National Student Media Awards held in public for the first time since 2019
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Veronica Campbell will bring ‘energy, vitality and leadership’ to role, says chair of board
Ivana Bacik resigns role as associate professor in Trinity College
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Man accused of child abuse sues alleged victim for defamation
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Robert Watt criticised over ‘lack of engagement’ on Holohan secondment
Finance committee asks top civil servant for documents relating to TCD appointment
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Fraser supportive of Holohan secondment but ‘not involved in detailed arrangements’
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Death of Department of Foreign Affairs’ legal adviser a ‘huge loss’
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Ryanair faces possible disruption in Belgium as crews threaten to strike
Negotiations about new collective agreement for cabin crew failed to produce deal
Maura Quinn to carry out external review of abandoned Holohan role
Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly says Quinn will report back to him in June
Half-tonne Porbeagle shark caught off coast of Donegal
International team of scientists tagged and released the record-breaking 2.8m fish
New more infectious Covid-19 strain likely to be circulating in Ireland, says immunologist
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Give me a crash course in... the Tony Holohan job controversy
Secretary general Robert Watt “ring-fenced” €2 million per annum to TCD to support Holohan’s new role
Health Research Board says it was not involved in any talks on Holohan secondment
Board issues clarifying statement following release of Robert Watt briefing note on issue
The Irish Times view on Government appointments: a basic political error
The circumstances of Tony Holohan’s move demanded careful political handling
Irish scientists identify novel approach to preventing epileptic seizures
The breakthrough was led by researchers in Trinity College Dublin
A hidden biodiversity hotspot in Dublin’s suburbs
Trinity College Dublin’s botanic garden sits on a 1.5 hectare site by Palmerston Park
Erudite SB Kennedy leaves a rich literary legacy
Late art historian and curator of Ulster Museum is best remembered for his work on Paul Henry
Department of Health first approached Trinity over Holohan appointment
TCD post paid for by department will be in excess of regular pay scales for professors
Zelenskiy address: No pomp or frills, just a direct and uncompromising message
Inside Politics: Ukrainian leader’s speech to Oireachtas was unadorned and powerful
Scientists reveal clear genetic signals for risk of schizophrenia
Researchers believe findings could help explain the condition’s diverse symptoms
Stephen Donnelly described as ‘patronising and frankly embarrassing’ in Dáil
Independent TD Marc MacSharry made comments following interview by Minister
Donnelly ‘fully supports’ Tony Holohan’s move to Trinity College
Minister rejects suggestions that Department will be paying for two chief medical officers
Taoiseach had ‘no hand, act or part’ in Tony Holohan job move
Chief Medical Officer’s secondment to TCD criticised in Dáil as ‘evidence of a cosy cartel’
Record demand for mental health supports among students, Oireachtas committee hears
Colleges struggle to cope with demand for counselling from students under pressure
Prof Luke O’Neill leading humanitarian aid mission for Ukrainian refugees
‘The biggest problem is food. Some of the people left in Ukraine are starving’, says Prof
Covid-19: More than 19,500 cases reported over the weekend
Threefold increase in hospitalisations with Omicron since early February
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