A student who bypassed the Leaving Cert shares her inspiring message for those awaiting exam results: multiple paths lead to…
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Significant Decline in Catholic Baptisms Across Ireland
Catholic baptisms in Ireland have decreased by 30% over the past decade, highlighting a shift in religious practices.
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Tragic Passing of Academic Jason Arday Sparks Reflection
The unexpected death of Jason Arday, a former Cambridge professor, has been described as a significant tragedy by leaders and…
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Government Proposes Counselling for Primary School Students
The Irish Government is preparing to introduce individual counselling sessions for primary school children as part of a new mental…
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High Court Mandates Refund Safeguard for Erin College Students
The High Court has instructed Erin College to maintain a secure bank account to ensure refunds for foreign students unable…
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Concern Grows Over Lack of Special School Places for Autistic Children
With schools reopening soon, many autistic children still face uncertainty as promised school placements remain unavailable.
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Cambridge University to Overhaul Hiring Process Following Plagiarism Allegations
The University of Cambridge is set to review its hiring practices after a professor resigned amid plagiarism allegations.
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Primary School Hours Should Stay, More Breaks Advised, Says TD
Cathal Crowe, Chair of the Oireachtas Education Committee, recommends maintaining current school hours but suggests introducing more breaks for younger…
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Gaza Students Face Visa Hurdles for Irish Education
Gazan scholarship recipients encounter obstacles as Irish study visas are denied, disrupting their educational pursuits.
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UCD Faces Uncertainty Over €1.2 Million Donation for Gazan Students
A significant €1.2 million donation to UCD is on hold due to uncertainties surrounding visa approvals for students from Gaza.
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