Joanne O’Riordan: Worley a brave pioneer in the campaign for transgender rights
New Zealand weightlifter, Laurel Hubbard, aims to be the first transwoman to compete at the Olympics
Irish people should not stereotype the British, says President
History of Irish republicanism too often showed disregard for life, says Higgins
President Michael D Higgins announces series of centenary lectures
President’s biggest initiative of 2020 will reflect on the events of 100 years ago
Gloomy Van Gogh self-portrait in Oslo gallery confirmed authentic
Only known painting by Dutch master while he had psychosis is ‘unmistakably’ his work
Seven top tips to improve your reflexes
Whether you want to be a star goalie or a tennis ace, the best advice is to practice
‘The best way to learn a language is to immerse yourself in it’
Learning new languages has opened up a world of opportunity for these Irish abroad
Europe’s innovative tech sector is held back only by policymakers
Brussels must look to China’s example to foster growth of global-scale computer firms
One man’s waste, another’s treasure: The rise of faecal transplants
There might be a time when you won’t bat an eyelid if offered someone’s poop as a therapy
Knowledge economy may be behind low inflation and low growth
More intangible assets on balance sheets can make it harder for companies to borrow and invest
Museum must return Crimean treasures to Ukraine
Dutch court questions Crimea’s status in a ruling that is likely to anger Russia
Trinity joins Oxford and Cambridge in European college network
23-strong League of European Research Universities is major player at EU level
Dutch court begins hearing into ownership of Crimean treasures
Items were loaned to Amsterdam museum prior to Russia’s annexation of Crimea
The Spanish town where Twitter reigns
Residents use Twitter to report crime, check up on the mayor and make appointments
Is it time to treat Facebook as a traditional news publisher?
There is no simple solution to save the news industry – or to safeguard journalism
College on the Continent: ‘It’s less about grades or points’
More than 25,000 Irish people are enrolled on courses in other EU states, where more than 1,000 degree programmes are offered through English, often with lower entry demands
Entrepreneur goes Dutch on start-ups
Wild GeesePaul O’Connell, founder of Dutchstartupjobs.com and Uprise Festival
Life after the Leaving: ‘Going abroad to study has been insanely empowering’
Molly Fitzmaurice turned down Trinity offers in favour of the University of Amsterdam
Study: Praise kids too much and turn them into narcissists
US peer-reviewed journal studied 565 children with aim to uncover origins of selfishness
HIV/Aids workers struggle with loss of colleagues in Ukraine crash
Prof Ceppie Merry of TCD describes colleague on flight as ‘visionary’ fighter against Aids
Aids researchers among dead on crashed Malaysian jet
Dutch doctor and WHO official were also travelling to conference in Melbourne
Too many couples receiving unnecessary IVF, study warns
Commercial pressure partly to blame for rise in fertility treatments, say researchers
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