Son Peter Kearns says there is ‘no sadness, only celebration’

Forecasters teaming up with Irish Centre for High-End Computing for investigation

Gardaí liaising with French war crimes investigation into Pierre Zakrzewski’s death

Most know the laws on fouling and licensing, but they don’t know about much else

Outwardly restrained UCC chapel is inwardly a reverent blaze of colour and coherence

San Francisco-headquartered firm has secured more than $123.5m in funding to date

Initiative looks at development of wearable devices to measure impact of balls on heads in soccer

Global study finds gene variant that disrupts molecule critical for immune response

Psychological challenges highlighted in research during first 18 months of care

Doctors who combine clinical and research work

The pandemic forced a changed from in-person learning

Ordinary Russian hearts ‘bleed’ for Ukrainian brothers and friends, student says

Government higher education initiative aims to deliver all-island approaches to innovation

Sustainable investment has increased dramatically, with great policing of standards

Prof Andrew Deeks’s interpretation of academic freedom described as ‘worrying’

Andrew Deeks ‘disappointed’ by academics’ criticism of controversial Confucius Institute

Akane Kagawa’s passion took her to UCD and a degree she will use to promote the game in Japan

Covid badly disrupted the student experience. Many are keen to make up for it abroad

Many restrictions placed on women have gone but remnants of past sentiment remain

Contenders debate motion that ‘This house believes that Ireland’s Great Famine was a genocide’

Greens councillor running as Independent for the vacant University of Dublin seat

That’s Math: Stephen Hawking’s cynical view of equations is a disservice to science

Sharp exchanges in wake of Central Bank award of credit register contract to Italian firm

Many third-level students from abroad are shocked by the high cost of living

‘I see wonderfully talented teachers forced into retirement, many with valuable experience’

Donnelly names 13 members of Public Health Reform Expert Advisory Group

We asked you to nominate someone in your life who gives back

Appointment ends nine-month search for John Moran replacement

High Court vacates stay imposed on works at former school site in Goatstown

Managing mood is key to staying motivated as Covid disruption marks its second anniversary

White Oaks Lodge includes vaulted ceiling and home office following clever redesign

The pandemic gave a US-based Dubliner time to think about his work-life balance

Six of eight grants awarded to women, with five grantees previously supported by IRC

Many arts graduates now entering marketing, advertising, journalism, technology and law

The stereotype is a dishevelled scatterbrain but in reality we come in all shapes and sizes

‘He played a pioneering role in the development of political science in Ireland’

New appointee joins from Amazon Web Services

John Gilhooly’s ‘immense contribution to classical music’ marked by Queen Elizabeth

Belief in the benefits of the cure is still a way of life in pockets of the island

Nearly two years of uncertainty, frustration and fear have knock on effects for our mental health