‘I’m a fighter’: The Irish people paying to cryopreserve their bodies for life after death
A ‘handful’ of those living in Ireland pay monthly for a process set in motion before they die
‘I feel I have been forgotten’: Palestinian has offer to study at UCD, but has been unable to leave Gaza
Shaker Albuhaisi, who is due to start science degree soon, not among 52 Gazan students being brought over
‘Inhumane’: Student who got maximum Leaving Cert points loses course in random selection
‘Nobody’s future should be decided by a lottery,’ says student
Woman says ex-husband deserved tougher sentence for coercive control and assault
Man installed cameras and restricted victim’s food and home heating, court told
More than 50 Palestinian students due to arrive in Ireland following campaign
Simon Harris thanks diplomatic and consular staff for ‘huge efforts to bring about this outcome’
‘Worth more than a box of chocolates’: School secretaries and caretakers demand pension parity
Protest marked the first day of an indefinite strike action by more than 2,300 secretaries and 500 caretakers
Met Éireann says wet and windy weather to spread across country ahead of Electric Picnic
Yellow warning in place until Thursday evening for western counties
Man (40s) dies while swimming in Wicklow harbour
Search and recovery operation was launched on Wednesday evening
CAO offers 2025: Students angry as some lose out on places due to ‘cruel’ random selection
The majority of CAO applicants were offered one of their top three preferences
CAO points requirements see ‘volatile’ change for majority of courses at several colleges
All UCD programmes surpass 400 points, while more than 89,000 lodge CAO applications this year
Man dies after falling from height on to Dart platform in Dún Laoghaire
He fell from public footpath on Crofton Road on to railway station’s northbound platform
Teenage girl who died after falling ill at Belfast dance festival is named
Mia Keevan was described as ‘bright, fun and much-loved’ in online tribute
Last-minute talks scheduled in advance of strike by school secretaries and caretakers
More than 2,300 workers to begin action on Thursday, which received 98% backing from union members
Leaving Cert results: ‘Painful’ random selection expected to be used again for several top courses
This year marked the first stage of a gradual reduction in post-marking upward adjustment
Leaving Cert results 2025 live: ‘I put a lot of hard work in’ says Cork student who achieved eight H1s
Leaving Cert 2025: live updates: This year marks first stage of gradual phasing out of grade inflation