Field of Vision aims to bring football to life for the visually impaired fans
Start-up’s device provides fans with real-time experience of what’s happening on the pitch
Irish coach at Man City sticking his oar in to help children with cancer
Jamie Carr planning solo rowing trip across the Atlantic to raise money for the Cancer Fund for Children
Study shows high FE progression rate to further education
Students who attended a Further Education (FE) college are progressing on to further education
Leaving Cert: Schools confident students will respect Covid measures as exams get under way
Some 55,000 students expected to sit written exams, which begin today
Rising fees lead many to question value of private education
Parents make major financial sacrifice in scramble to secure places at oversubscribed schools
Fees for private schools jump as enrolments return to boom-time high
Day pupil fees rise above €8,000 for the first time, while boarding fees rise to €23,000
Jet fuel, honey and fire-proof cladding: Projects at this year’s Young Scientist
Students’ eco-friendly biofuel and fire protection among entries in science fair at RDS
Inside Nord Anglia: Ireland’s most expensive school
The south Dublin facility is determined to shake up our educational offering
Who will pay up to €24,000 to attend the State’s most expensive school?
Nord Anglia may well have a real impact in shaking up Ireland’s educational offering
The rise of private schools: ‘There’s a lot more money around’
As the economy grows, more parents are opting for private education for their children
Disabled woman ‘terrified’ about return to homeless hostel
‘I could see people stoned, laughing,’ says Denise McCoy (52) who is paralysed on one side
BT Young Scientist exhibition: Highly commended projects
Projects across four categories carried out by young participants
Young Scientist: winning formula of experiments and discovery
RDS hosts 550 projects on everything from the great pyramids to ‘smart nappies’
Dublin student watches the sun for stockmarket success
Solar flares might have helped turn a trading negative into a positive
Dramatic transformation in Sutton for €1.65m
With stunning views of Dublin Bay, this split-level 1980s build has had a complete revamp, project-managed on site by the current owners
Catering for students’ needs with tailored solutions
Technology has a role to play in rebuilding broken education systems but it’s not the starting point
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