Data illustrates sharp rise in demand for special education that Department of Education must plan for

Internal assessment finds ‘the kind of school we have here at Glenstal is not sustainable into the future’

Irish education results are remarkable against a backdrop of low State investment by international standards

Six in 10 identify lack of confidence in their Stem subject ability as barrier to pursuing career in the sector, survey finds

Operating environment for third-level institutions has ‘changed considerably’

State funding of higher education per student stands at 34% less than in 2008

Schools in the Dublin and Kildare regions understood to be operating as normal while taking the advice of gardaí

Frustration with Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers triggers call around ‘role here for’ Martin

Students see wellbeing as foundation rather than add-on to college success

Collision between truck and a car occurred after 3pm on N2 north of Ashbourne-Rath Roundabout

Green councillor says owners of ‘millionaire mansions’ and private investment funds would reap benefit of vote

First of two scheduled walkouts will bring widespread disruption, with further escalation possible in November

Almost all schools likely to close next Wednesday and again a week later as public service dispute escalates

While it might be tempting to air your frustrations, a better approach might be a clear, open discussion

Over half of surveyed school leaders said scheme was a positive step in assisting families with costs