We take a look at some of the many MBA courses available in Ireland’s universities and business schools

Rinocloud’s Hydrolight can detect even tiny single cells that should not be present

Sailing, racing, food, entertainment and talks to feature at Royal Cork Yacht Club in Crosshaven

It is the second year in succession for Glanmire Community College to enroll seven sets of twins

There’s something to suit all ages, interests, locations and budgets in our ultimate guide

&Open is helping brands delight their costumers and build long-lasting relationships

Modern history to Montessori, computer science to conservation: A selection of popular postgraduates in universities, colleges and institutes of technology

Ballyhale marksman is keen to get another couple of years in the Kilkenny jersey

Inspired by profiles of Detroit and New York, Michael Moynihan tackled the city of his youth

Organisers express gratitude as event raises funds to support late footballer’s family

Great effort goes into rehabilitating peoplegiven opportunities, court hears

A new app allows prospective buyers to visualise paintings on their own walls

Mental Health Act allows for persons to be involuntarily admitted in their ‘best interests’

Science Foundation Ireland and industry fund Enable research on tech potential

Cork manager has unique insight through Irish international son David

SS Formby and SS Coningbeg torpedoed by German submarine, leaving 83 people dead

Contractors hired to build children’s hospital show that profits have more than doubled

Emmanuel Macron aims to create networks where students could move between institutes

Retail and business sectors in Co Cork town brace for impact of move by Central Bank

There is a lot going for the southern half of the country when it comes to business or setting up a second office outside Dublin

Music and theatre lovers well catered for with eclectic mix at popular Tipperary event

Experienced coach aiming to lead his native county to a first Leinster final since 2011

Nearly half of the 52 players listed on Sunday have passed through the Cork college

One way is Enterprise Ireland’s Technology Gateway Network in partnership with Institutes of Technology

Programme promises a feast of diverse cinema, including features and documentaries

Austin Gleeson returns from suspension to help Waterford IT defeat Trinity

Garda call a halt to Cork IT’s hopes as Sligo prove too strong for outgunned GMIT

Having suffered through the Troubles, business owners worry as they await clarity

Points drop across the board for arts and social science degrees

Additional assistance to tackle housing emergency expected to vary by location

Dr Brendan Murphy due to reach 65, but institute wants him to stay in office until 2019

Rory Gallagher, Van Morrison, Phil Lynott, Elvis Costello among past performers

Three semi-finalists arrive from Limerick as UCD seek rare double after Sigerson success

Like Waterford’s Derek McGrath, Clare’s manager wants an expanded top flight

‘Bubbles’ welcomes Noel McGrath return but acknowledges retirements leaves gap

Legislation to pave the way for new third-level institutions to be published this week

Colleges and cookery schools around the country are drawing in students of all ages. So why is there such a shortage of chefs going to work in Irish kitchens?

An odd mix of courses are among those that leapt in points for college entry this year

Points were also down for subjects related to other booming industries, including tourism

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