Technological University Dublin

University president acknowledges accounting error in which €7m in Government funding allocated to wrong financial year

Trinity College Dublin is the top-rated Irish institution, with University College Dublin Ireland’s second best performer

Health committee also hears of plans to set up new medical school in capital operated by TU Dublin which is being looked at ‘very favourably’

The Asylum Workshop explores the histories of Grangegorman, and of mental health in Ireland

Some student digs at TU Dublin went unfilled this year despite demand for college accommodation

Boom in commodity prices pushed net profits at Australian group to €3.1bn last year

Survey finds ‘considerable scepticism’ that judges will be replaced by AI technology within 10 years, with most more concerned about poor wifi

TUs have a focus on vocationally and professionally oriented science and technology programmes, from engineering to agriculture

Aer Lingus Regional operator seeks maintenance and engineering trainees

Solid fuel, rather than traffic, mostly to blame for premature deaths, Irish Heart Foundation found

The composer’s new work for Finding a Voice, the festival of music by women, is inspired by more than a century of activism

Australian bank leads consortium providing six new third-level buildings

Mee used her expertise in diet to communicate with a wide audience through many years of radio, television and newspaper appearances

Cutting-edge field of life sciences puts a premium on talent

Ireland is one of the most expensive places in Europe to go to attend third-level education but there are ways to minimise the costs

One-year full-time course at TUD, food events in Kilkenny and Dublin

Partnership will support development of new skills and apprenticeship centre in the capital

Girls are being put off studying subjects such as woodwork, says Fine Gael’s Regina Doherty

Catherine Martin: ‘I’m absolutely confident your generation will be one of innovation and trendsetters’

Proposal for extra third level funding and fee cuts to be considered by Cabinet

Low level of direct builds explains lengthy waiting lists, Lorcan Sirr argues

Technological universities are expected to have an emphasis on level six to eight programmes and industry-focused research

Technological Universities are being created, but what types of courses will they offer?

Technological Universities have a focus on science and technology programmes

Let us draw on our own history of grief, loss and trauma in our efforts to help newly exiled

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Mark Kearney and Augustine Schwerin are bringing craic to Canada by serving up egg sandwiches

Unthinkable: Philosopher Bernard Stiegler explores how apps alter how you relate to yourself

Building cyber resilience should be top of the priority list for businesses in 2022

Sensory project placed focus on areas which students use the most across the campus

Threat of cyber attack has become a standard business risk for all, but you can prepare against it

Former College of Catering stands as one of Dublin’s finest underappreciated buildings

The stories behind three vacant buildings chart Strokestown’s recent history

Young people are bearing the brunt of the State’s dysfunctional property system

Change to cap on rent increases and tax cut on rent income may halt exodus of landlords

Minister says claims he was behind Cabinet leak was ‘misuse of Dáil privilege’

Shortened days should only be used on exceptional basis but some schools are using it as routine sanction

‘Susan went above and beyond the call of duty: if she could help, she did’

Plan relies on private builders providing 170,000 of 300,000 new homes by 2030

Trinity climbs to 146th, but four colleges slip down Times Higher Education league table