A new government initiative for special education has been criticized for not addressing staffing shortages, which contribute to lengthy waiting…
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Rising Concerns Over Study Visa Refusals for Gazan Students
Irish universities are expressing concern over the high refusal rates of study visas to Gazan students awarded scholarships for the…
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DCU President Receives Overpayment Due to Calculation Error
Dublin City University has disclosed an overpayment to its president, Professor Daire Keogh, arising from an administrative mistake over the…
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Tensions Erupt as Indian Police Clash with Exam Protesters in New Delhi
Protests in New Delhi took a violent turn as police used tear gas and batons to control crowds demanding the…
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President Commends Gazan Students in Ireland for Their Resilience
The President of Ireland has praised students from Gaza for their inspiring presence and contribution to Irish society.
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Ancient Stone Circle Unearthed Near Belfast by Local Students
A 4,000-year-old stone circle has been uncovered near Belfast by a collaborative effort between university students and local schoolchildren.
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Decline in Primary School Enrolment Affects Teacher Staffing
As primary schools close for summer, a national drop in enrolment is affecting teacher numbers and school operations.
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€20m Boost for Youth Music Programme Announced
A significant funding boost of €20 million has been pledged for a youth music programme, with U2 contributing €5 million.
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Donegal School Crowned Ireland’s Favourite Building
A Donegal special needs school has been honoured as Ireland's favourite building by public vote in a national architecture awards.
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Teaching Council Delays Inquiry into Enoch Burke
An inquiry into alleged professional misconduct by Enoch Burke has been postponed by the Teaching Council.
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