At least 11,000 women with addiction problems endure domestic violence
Hard-hitting report reveals nearly 50,000 have lived with dependency and brutality
Ronan Glynn latest in long line of top medics to exit health service
Lack of order in health, long hours and organisational stasis accelerating brain drain
Shortage of doctors leads to positive employment prospects for grads
Healthcare: choosing to study medicine is not a decision to be taken lightly
BA revival: Renewed interest in range of arts courses
Course profile/arts: Creative, critical thinkers with good analytical and research skills are sought after
Business study options grow as new roles emerge
More than 330 level-eight business courses are available in the country currently
A degree isn’t the end route to a career in law
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Michael Lynn tells trial he wasn’t involved in day-to-day running of practice
Former solicitor takes stand in multimillion euro theft trial
’Substantial’ number of mothers experience anxiety, depression and stress – study
Some 14.2% of new mothers reported depression in first postpartum year, research finds
Trinity professor appointed first president of South East Technological University
Veronica Campbell will bring ‘energy, vitality and leadership’ to role, says chair of board
Key figures in Holohan secondment to be invited before health committee
Pursuit of Robert Watt has touch of ‘witch hunt’ about it, warns Taoiseach
The Irish Times view on Government appointments: a basic political error
The circumstances of Tony Holohan’s move demanded careful political handling
How adverse experiences and trauma during childhood affect the brain
Homelessness one of most pressing issues in relation to childhood trauma, seminar hears
A hidden biodiversity hotspot in Dublin’s suburbs
Trinity College Dublin’s botanic garden sits on a 1.5 hectare site by Palmerston Park
Building an audience for contemporary classical music
Recitals, workshops and the determinedly avant garde feature in Music Current festival
‘Beautiful fluidity’ of a great Greek revival mansion – Townley Hall
‘Nothing lovelier than Townley Hall’: This Georgian gem is the subject of a new book
The Irish Times view on the Holohan appointment: another unforced error
For an administration faced with enormous challenges, the Coalition has quite a knack of creating unnecessary problems for itself
Barrister told he left High Court ‘in the dark’ during bail application
Financial statements to be considered before Court of Appeal makes Phelan decision
Minister for Public Expenditure ‘not satisfied’ with handling of Holohan secondment
Varadkar says it would have been ‘far preferable’ if details were released from outset
Murder accused barrister is not Abramovich, lawyers tell bail appeal
Diarmuid Rossa Phelan is accused of murdering a father-of-four in a fatal shooting on farmland in Tallaght
Health service crisis being driven by internal legacy problems
Analysis: Little or no willingness to tackle hospital overcrowding and long waiting lists
Winning the fight against cancer: ‘It’s just miraculous’
St James’s Hospital has made huge strides in battling common cancers
Putting science and research at the heart of development
Phytaphix’s range of nutritional supplements are scientifically natural
Miriam Lord: Micheál’s back on the yokes? That can’t be right
‘They contain a thing called choline,’ says the Taoiseach. ‘Very good for brain function’
Census 2022: Insight to modern Ireland must include everyone
Some will be left out due to language barrier, others fear sharing personal information
Ade Oluborode: ‘There is no representation for us without representation from us’
Seanad candidate will focus on education and equality if elected in the Trinity byelection
From laughter to a good night’s sleep – the key to good wellbeing
Wellbeing is pertinent at any stage of life, says Prof Rose Anne Kenny
All square: Grand Master’s home on Kenilworth for €1.5m
Double-fronted Victorian in Rathgar was the home of Latvian-born chess champion Philip Baker
Murder accused barrister described as flight risk with ‘means to evade justice’ as judge refuses bail
Diarmuid Rossa Phelan ‘not entitled to any greater consideration than any other accused’
Technology and the green glow of Ireland
Karlin Lillington: For a quarter-century, State has been attractive to global tech sector
Witness told gardaí barrister shot unarmed man in back of head
Father-of-four Keith Conlon said to have turned away after verbal altercation
Further study moves to hybrid – but will the changes stick?
The pandemic forced a changed from in-person learning
Labour brought Ireland ‘back from brink’ of ruin, says Bacik
Party leader candidate confirms opinion polling was not the only factor in Alan Kelly’s departure
Irish neutrality means whatever the government of the day wants it to mean
The ground has shifted and Ireland’s approach to military defence will come under scrutiny like never before
Long Covid: ‘A lot of people are suffering in silence, unable to return to full capacity’
Some doctors frustrated with slow progress in setting up clinics to treat long-term effects
Dublin City chief ‘does not believe’ figures on vacant units
Owen Keegan also tells panel that economic growth has led to loss of cultural spaces
One in five care home nursing directors plan to quit after Covid-19
New study shows severe strain of the pandemic on directors of nursing at care homes
On the road to change: Oppression of women in Ireland
Many restrictions placed on women have gone but remnants of past sentiment remain
Former lord mayor Hazel Chu launches Seanad byelection campaign
Greens councillor running as Independent for the vacant University of Dublin seat
Conversations With Friends: First trailer released for Sally Rooney TV adaptation
Lenny Abrahamson’s forthcoming 12-episode series features in a Vanity Fair spread
Operation of Trinity Science Gallery to be ‘reimagined’ after unsustainable losses
Students protest against closure of venue this weekend
Thousands of students have experienced sexual violence or harassment - study
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Gowan motors chief takes dim view of stalled new-car supply
Interview: ‘No heads have rolled. Someone got it wrong,’ says dismayed company boss Mick Dwan
€6.5m Dublin 4 home thought to be most expensive apartment sold in Ireland
Ex-pat Irish couple pay €1,882 per sq ft for penthouse at Lansdowne Place scheme
‘Ireland’s most sustainable hotel’, and four other eco-inns
Wren Urban Nest in Dublin 2 uses 100% renewable energy and biodegradable materials
Breakthrough could be key to harnessing the power of the sun
Irish nanoscientist Kyle Frohna is at the forefront of crucial perovskites research
‘Whenever Heaney came to town to teach I’d cut his hair’
New to the Parish: Sydney and Silke Moss arrived from Boston in 2021
Conor Laverty turning scarcely imaginable into the inevitable for Kilcoo
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