Simon Mills, a senior counsel specialising in medical law is hoping to 'swap' gowns to be on-call for Ireland as part of the national Covid-19 response.

“I'm not letting that get anywhere near my nan,” blurts an emotional Dave. We’re discussing coronavirus in class.

Eve Kelliher looks at the creative ethos underpinning the work of Pritzker Prize laureates Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara

Students camping out day and night in protest at proposed incoming rent hikes at accommodation owned by their university believe they will remain in their tents on-campus for at least another week.

Students protesting a proposed rent hike at University College Cork (UCC) occupied the Quad today by pitching several tents and vowing to stay put until the policy is reversed.

Veterinary medicine is a demanding career, leading to mental health problems for some vets.

Social Innovation Fund Ireland has praised the 14 charitable groups awarded supports worth €9.5m under the Children and Youth Education Fund.

Amidst a series of rent hikes at universities across the country, students at University College Dublin (UCD) staged a sit-in in protest of what they described as the “commercialisation” of third-level education.

Former manager has misgivings about using the historic site for commercial filming, says Noel Baker.

Laurie O’Flynn takes you through the essential CAO deadlines for 2020.

Almost 60% of women surveyed at a refuge had at least two adverse childhood experiences, led by emotional abuse but with physical abuse and domestic alcohol abuse pronounced in many cases.

Here is a selection of people who have begun interesting new roles with companies in Ireland.

A sizeable number of principals are interested in introducing Mandarin Chinese as a subject, however a lack of qualified teachers, timetabling issues, and the absence of financial support prevents them from doing so.

Funding of €12m for CeADAR, Ireland’s national centre for Applied Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligence (AI), was recently announced by Enterprise Ireland to accelerate the development and deployment of AI, data analytics and machine learning.

Former Dublin footballer Ger Brennan is fearful scheduling changes to the Sigerson Cup and All-Ireland U20 football championship could lead to young players dropping out of college.

Treats, or food high in fat, sugar and salt, now make up a fifth of a child’s diet.

Higher rates of student satisfaction have brought University College Dublin and University College Cork "within a whisker" of Trinity in The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020.

A new report into healthy food choices among parents shows only 6% admit to rarely treating them to these types of food.

Six projects overseen by Science Foundation Ireland will share a total of €25m to support new research infrastructure, ranging from self-driving vehicles, to ocean observation.

Here is a selection of eight people who have recently begun interesting new roles with companies based in Ireland.

His work spanned biography, poetry, Irish history, drama and literary criticism.