Four Chinese students on sitting the gaokao, a challenging national test that will shape their futures

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RSA and insurers report growing number of incidents amid concerns over expanding deer population

We’re gathering a snapshot of Irish people’s lives across the European Union

Approach will ‘streamline’ access to autism diagnoses, HSE says

Let this sink in: a hospital that gets €100m a year in State funding is sticking two fingers up to the State’s Sláintecare policy

Cristina Santoyo moved to Dublin after curiosity with Irish culture was sparked by studying Roger Casement and a stint at a GAA club

Remigration feature

The Abbey Theatre Costume Hire warehouses are a treasure trove for the imaginations of Ireland’s theatre makers

We have designed roads to suit cars and trucks to the point where it is not safe to walk or cycle

Prolonged uncertainty should be recognised as ‘a form of social harm’, notes Trinity College Dublin research

Artificial intelligence is latest technology that challenges traditional news distribution and publishers’ copyright

Dermot Sugrue is one of Britain’s best-regarded winemakers. He tells John Wilson how it all happened

Outgoing Irish Medical Council president says proposal to tie newly-qualified doctors to fixed terms of Irish service could infringe their rights

Property Clinic: I discovered vents in the walls that were painted over and stuffed with cardboard

In 1975 Vera Brandes set up the jazz pianist’s legendary Köln Concert. It’s now the subject of an award-winning film

The Counter Ruck Podcast

Bad training, poor communication skills and the shadow of elder abuse can mean the best of intentions are misunderstood

Two homes, one price: a four-bed cottage on the Cooley Peninsula or a three-bed end-of-terrace in Charlesland Park

Tips and tricks from the businesses bringing east Asian, south Asian and eastern European ingredients to Ireland