An Irish company believes virtual reality shops and networking will soon be the norm

Hygiene Audits’ cloud-based system aims to streamline cleaning schedules, risk tracking and audit reports

‘Really good idea’ to inoculate students, says expert, as Covid-19 spreads among teenagers

Gaduates and jobseekers should focus on their own values, not ‘key’ traits

A qualified doctor, she is targeting another league title and playing professionally

Patients’ group says charges by hospitals are stealth tax that hits families of those who are dying

A doctor, software developer and senior manager in a pharma firm speak about the benefits of completing an MBA

Covid-19 impact: Just 56,000 screened last year compared to more than 170,000 in 2019

Frequent users lose about two points, mainly effecting verbal dexterity, Dublin team finds

Independent Scientific Advocacy Group says extra restrictions not enough to suppress virus

Decision came after the Co Cork mother and baby home was temporarily closed

Students from disadvantaged backgrounds significantly under-represented in third level

Feeder schools: Social class still a big factor in securing college places

Daughters were expected to earn their own living. Education was a priority

An Irishman’s Diary

Harbison involved in many high-profile cases over several decades

A hidden letter had hinted at something cryptic. Four years after Mum died, our sister finally found us

Whether on efficacy of vaccines or economic management, dissent can show its worth

When is open day? What will it look like? Key information about 2020-2021 open days

Commission president’s state of the union speech references North and John Hume

18-year-old Syrian refugee and medical student hopes her story will inspire others

Changes in medicine modest with one of largest jumps coming in Trinity’s arts course

1,000 babies born between March and May will be looked at

Some 200 workers are usually based at the Irish Dog Foods plant in Naas

Move will allow 650 students to learn in large socially-distanced setting

Government rejects calls from heads of 15 top health groups for a review of nation’s preparedness

Comforting children is now a public health issue, according to health experts

Loss of students will be felt most keenly by the providers

Scale of unexplained transmission will determine how restrictions are eased, says Prof Sam McConkey

Covid-19 might persuade more students to opt for healthcare courses

Group of multinationals in Ireland has worked with academics in the pharma sector

New to the Parish: Samer Arnous, a consultant cardiologist, arrived in Ireland at 17

Recovered Muslim leader thanks healthcare staff for ‘sacrificing themselves to save us’

Silent hypoxia is insidious and low blood-oxygen saturation levels may go undetected

McConkey says ideally Ireland should follow the ‘bubble’ strategy pursued by New Zealand

‘Doctors and nurses are making sacrifices to save our lives, we need to support them,’ says Dr Ali Al Saleh

We can only guess what it’s like for hospital workers in Wuhan, the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak

From pubs and barns to warehouses and museums, there's a wide range of venues now offering an alternative

University intends to build an education and research building to extend campus

Gig of the week: producer Tony Visconti and drummer Woody Woodmansey are guests