Maynooth University

Prospective students can avail of different pathways to university education in the State

Broadway, here he comes. But first there were Ulster feiseanna, sports and his family’s literary drive

If life on our one and only planet is to be pulled back from the brink, the time for voluntary ecological measures from businesses has surely passed

GAA fanatic Jodie Weldon was 16 years old when she was diagnosed with osteosarcoma

Chance of temperature event of 33 degrees increases from 1 in 180-year event in 1942 to 1 in 9-year event in 2020

Astronomers have spotted dozens of rogue planets floating free from their stars

University students give wildly differing accounts of their experience of living in rented rooms in private homes

There is growing evidence that pesticides are implicated in declines of everything from songbirds to bug life in rivers and streams

Social sciences seek to understand how people interact with each other, how society functions and how cultures develop

Ireland contributes to the European Defence Fund but is one of the least active participants

The funds will be used to part-finance three projects and 1,000 beds in UCD, DCU and Maynooth which will offer a proportion of beds at rents below market value

Firing gun on budgetary process will also be started with economic update from Minister for Finance Michael McGrath

Research Lives: Dr Emma Whelan, associate professor, Maynooth University School of Experimental Physics

Ferdinand Levy arrived to study medicine at Trinity College and became a notable and respected figure in the city’s artistic scene

Academic and housing policy commentator to run in Midlands-North-West constituency

Research your funding options well before starting your application for postgraduate studies

The Belfast-born academic had a particularly distinguished and innovative reputation in the field of early modern Irish history

‘We are the generation that will be accused of intergenerational sabotage in years to come, because we have consumed so far beyond what is sustainable’

Women most likely to encounter direct and online abuse from the public, study of local authority members finds

Innovative monitoring project to identify emissions hotspots and provide real-time data on carbon dioxide, methane and air quality

Extra beds come as Government announces €61m for first phase of new student accommodation scheme

More than a quarter of a million graduates will be entitled to vote in the election of his successor later this year

Being open to different ideas and approaches can lead to a more dynamic and rewarding career journey

Last year shattered global temperature record with the largest jump ever recorded

Feeder Schools: What factors should you consider before deciding on a school for your child?

Separate UK Met Office research finds waters off North of Ireland jumped by 5 degrees

‘My fear is the national narrative is making climate change to the 95 per cent of people who are not in agriculture somebody else’s problem,’ climatologist Peter Thorne says

Ukrainians in Ireland say they moved to Ireland to escape the war, they ‘don’t think about supports’ and they ‘came to work’

Two new rules were tested in Belfield this week, and they did not find favour with the UCD coach

Most college open days include workshops on subjects such as admissions and scholarships

Viktor Yushchenko tells Maynooth event Putin is not only ‘problem’ for Ukraine

With communities still dealing with the trauma of Storm Babet, it has prompted the question: should Met Éireann have issued a red alert rather than an orange one?

The State may be reluctant to embrace a new approach to housing delivery, but factory-built housing could deliver thousands of homes

Tech giant says the facility will create a ‘large number of permanent jobs’ once fully operational

The possibility of finding affordable accommodation is, in some cases, determining which CAO options students select

Theft of lands from native nobility — Gaelic and old English — to English and Scottish settlers created new Protestant ascendancy

CAO offers: Estimated 80 per cent of college applicants will likely secure one of their top-three course preferences

All but one of the 39 Dáil constituencies have more than 30,000 people per TD, exceeding the representative people-per-deputy limit set by the Constitution

Leaving Certificate isn’t the be-all and end-all. Most colleges have alternative admission routes not based solely on an accumulation of CAO points

Irish scientist lead the processing of the new image image taken by a mid-infrared instrument