Fra Fee: ‘I was completely terrified of coming out in Northern Ireland’
Cabaret star’s acting career has taken him from Tyrone to West End and LA
Law student loses High Court damages action over road accident
Judge finds 22-year-old failed to prove liability on part of taxi driver over collision on unlit country road
‘When engineers design a product, we need to consider ways it could fail’
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Reynhard Sinaga: the ‘Peter Pan’ student who raped scores of men
Friends say nothing to suggest unthreatening student was serial sex attacker
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News, views and opinions from Student Hub contributors and Irish Times writers
Manchester students vote to swap clapping for ‘jazz hands’
Move seeks to cut noise linked with clapping to help those with anxiety and sensory issues
What is Cambridge Analytica? The firm at the centre of Facebook’s data breach
Whistleblower says millions of Facebook profiles harvested without permission
‘Marshall Plan’ needed for climate change, says Mary Robinson
COP23 debate in Bonn told it is critical to ensure all have access to renewable energy
Economists as pessimistic as ever about Brexit Britain’s prospects
Annual poll shows few encouraged by economic resilience since referendum
Galway university project developing sensors for heart attack ‘triggers’
NUIG earmarked €5m for cardiac research project
Brian Cox on Trump, climate change and intelligent life
Under-investment in education has produced people who ‘don’t know how to think’
Fruits of a friendship forged in the garden
‘A Tale of Two Gardens’ is lovely, poignant, informative, and elegantly written
Father and son charged with fake fire resistant glass scam
Seamus James Laverty and James Laverty from Co Antrim accused of £300,000 fraud
Economics: Fresh notes of optimism play to a gloomy chorus
Low inflation has been around for so long most analysts now assume it is permanent
Rik Mayall’s daughter pays tribute to ‘foul-mouthed father’
Comedian (56) found dead in his London home yesterday
Patrick O’Kane: thoughts on acting, Belfast and a head butt
The actor is one of the most intense and intelligent performers in Irish theatre; little surprise, then, that a conversation with him starts to sound like a masterclass on acting
Clergyman and writer influenced by years in the army
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