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Susan Reynolds (35) from Darndale, Dublin, has since secured housing through the charity Hail, and is studying psychology at UCD

I regarded university as a resource to be used, not a place to be told what to do

FeMo is a foetal monitoring device that allows expectant parents and clinicians to keep a close eye on a baby’s movements in the womb

Ross Tierney netted a brace for Bohs at the UCD Bowl

There are still options to secure the course of your dreams – even if you didn’t get a CAO offer

The Revelation of Ireland 1995-2020 dissects Irish life over 25 years, with the benefit of hindsight and the opening up of archives

The Licovolt technology will be used to extract lithium, cobalt, nickel and manganese from spent battery material at a fraction of the cost and emissions of current method

The rules of the CAO are explicit: applicants can move up, not down, their course preference list

Study in St Vincent’s University Hospital challenges narrative newer treatments ‘simply make you eat less, and that any action on energy burn is minimal’

Most universities operate peer-to-peer programmes designed to help new students access information and support

More than 22 years on from the life-changing incident, McCarthy’s belief in a breakthrough is undiminished

That’s Maths: The Doppler effect has numerous practical applications, including in astronomy, aviation, policing and medicine

Court of Appeal presidency is second most senior judicial position in the State

‘The temperature and food options for them are ideal, so we think it’s just a matter of time before we find one here,’ says expedition leader

Actor Tierra Porter came to Ireland in 2019 from Georgia, in the US. Her expectations were wildly different from the reality of living in Dublin

Father of Dublin Lord Mayor James Geoghegan came from family steeped in law

Detached 1930s home in Blackrock exends to 380sq m and offers scope to refurbish and extend

Prof Hugh Brady, who helped establish Imperial College London as the UK’s highest ranking university, warns that Irish colleges are suffering

Stags fed low-quality food have smaller antlers, impacting their mating success, according to UCD study

Student union president Martha Ní Riada claims ‘major success’, saying activists will continue to press UCD

A new generation of women are reclaiming time, power and money by allowing their natural locks to shine through

Protesters want university to call for an end to genocide and to cut all ties with Israel

Protesters from pro-Palestine encampment occupied University Club before being removed

There are 193 nation states in the world, with Palestine waiting to become the 194th

Pupils who played maths computer game developed by researchers showed significant improvement in their skills

Students also want college to disclose all ties with Israeli institutions and remove Israeli goods from campus

Irish universities unable to take part in joint bids for EU funding because Ireland has no system for national security clearance

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UCD and Trinity perform well in customised executive education

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

Some 94% of politicians and 72% of political staff reported some form of threat, harassment, abuse or violence, new survey has found

Money will fund 600-plus research roles in bioeconomy, agrifood, neurological disease and advanced manufacturing

Protest camp follows similar encampment at Trinity College Dublin which led to that university agreeing to divest from Israeli investments

Six schools of architecture are working together to transform the training of architects with sustainability in mind

50% jump in top degrees awarded by universities since 2015 prompts concern over grade inflation

‘If we help to send one kid back home alive to his mum and dad, or a father home to his kids, then it’s worth it,’ says Irish paramedic in Kyiv

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

With careers in sustainability set to grow, it makes sense to train future workforces through tailored education and apprenticeship programmes

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

Third-level institutions welcome people at all stages of life; they add to the richness and diversity of the college experience