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Students organise yoga classes, set up study rooms and stockpile toilet paper in pro-Palestine campus occupation

Three doctors confirm man has auto-brewery syndrome, a condition in which sufferers generally feel less of the effects of alcohol

Leaked European Council draft document on bloc’s five-year strategic agenda condemned by green groups

Investigators examining suspected payment of European politicians by Russian operatives

Idea has gathered momentum since Tánaiste hosted dinner of like-minded foreign affairs ministers in Brussels last month

Leader and four main organisers among detained following large-scale operation involving German, French and Belgian police

New to the Parish: Aarthi Kumar came to Dublin in 2021

Elaine McGoldrick writes how nursing in Ireland drove her to Scotland; and amid rainy summer days Laura Kennedy observes how Australians are tougher than the Irish

Protests follow similar actions in other EU countries ahead of European Parliament elections

Reading stories made my children curious about their Irish heritage, about which they knew little

One of the earliest countries to introduce quotas finally achieved gender balance in its current government cabinet

Boosted by a young generation and a hiring drive by the EU institutions, Irish-language life is thriving in the European capital

Tight supply and a shortage of affordable housing are common themes despite recent cooling of prices in several markets

Five Irish Times foreign correspondents looked at rental prices and issues in their city, to get a snapshot of whether the rental crisis in Dublin is also experienced in other parts of the world

Zeno Graton’s new film, The Lost Boys, stars Julien De Saint Jean and Khalil Ben Gharbia as young men who meet in a youth detention centre

Comments from leaders Pedro Sánchez and Alexander De Croo at Rafah condemned by foreign minister Eli Cohen

The perception that Ireland is far out of step with the EU as a whole is due to the influence that four countries have on shaping its policy towards the conflict

Peace Park, which remembers Irishmen who died in first World War, was made a UNESCO world heritage site last month

Belgian city, also known as Ypres, was almost completely flattened during first World War

Attack prompts Swedish PM to call for increased security and stricter border controls across Europe