Industrial school hunger strikers feel ‘trodden on’ as promised supports yet to arrive
Financial, housing and healthcare assistance not delivered since Taoiseach issued State apology in February
Irish students face losing thousands after child therapy course goes into liquidation
‘My heart just sank,’ said one mature student after being informed the Academy of Play and Child Psychotherapy was pulling the plug on course
Teenage boys in Ireland: ‘Now that everyone has a phone, the bullying never stops’
Four Irish teenagers talk about navigating friendships and social hierarchies in the era of social media and the manosphere
Integration of Carlow College into South East Technological University ‘never realistic’
Students and staff had thought the process was under way, but institution is to close
Man (20s) arrested as part of investigation into public order incident in Skerries
Man (20s) arrested as part of investigation into public order incident
New public services digital wallet has security and privacy issues, say campaigners
Government app criticised for ‘weak’ security and ‘opaque’ governance and reliance on MyGovID for verification
Closure of Carlow College a ‘smash and grab’ operation, campaigners say
College’s 87 staff will be made redundant following a consultation process and its courses have been withdrawn
Majority of parents say back-to-school costs are a financial burden, survey shows
More than one-quarter of respondents say they will go into debt to cover price of returning children to school
Back-to-school allowance 2026: Here’s what you need to know
State is set to provide more than €60m towards the scheme in advance of new school year
Girls growing up in Ireland: ‘I’m sitting on the bus and there’s grown men making comments’
Four teenagers reflect on issues that affect them, including unwanted male attention, social media and the importance of female friendship
Majority of parents with children in single-sex primary schools want change to coeducational
Data shows county-by-county breakdowns on the preferences of parents on several areas relating to primary level
How the lives of primary schoolchildren changed during and after Covid
Irish children became less accomplished in reading and maths after the pandemic, with the gap between poor and affluent children wider than before
After more than 40 years of satire, The Phoenix confirms closure
Creditors and subscribers asked to make contact after magazine announces ‘difficult decision’
Classroom to College: Two weeks into Leaving Cert 2026 and the finish line is in sight
‘I’m surviving. I haven’t cried yet,’ one of our diarists says
Emergency staff don hazmat suits to tackle fire at Trinity College biomedical science lab
As many as 30 firefighters and paramedics attend scene which forced closure of building on Wednesday