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Link established between reading with young children aged three, providing access to books at home and reading success when they attain age of nine

Only 28% of 18 to 24 year-olds report strong interest in news, down from 53% seven years ago, finds Reuters Institute digital news report

An Taisce analysis urges emergency actions due to gap between climate ambition and facts as excess emissions not being factored into subsequent carbon budgets

After 65 years, the new track and field is primed again for the latest generation of records

Shale gas would be a ‘highly retrograde step’ in the context of reducing dependence on fossil fuels, academic to say

With female levels of participation in the industry still low, Deanna O’Connor asks if enough is being done to encourage women to take up engineering careers

Lack of data makes it impossible to discern true scale, researchers to warn TDs

Dr Dawn Wheatley: There are five phases of social media use for women journalists, from enthusiasm to withdrawal

A new study highlights the impact of tragic sudden deaths on school communities and a ‘disconnect’ between official guidelines and support needed on the ground

Focus on business and management: hundreds of courses available with every higher education institute offering a range of programmes

The course you choose now will not necessarily define your future career

A degree in communications can provide students with skills such as critical thinking and clear expression that are vital far beyond the world of media

News website is run by ‘two guys, a couple of laptops, a website and a Twitter account’, says shareholder

Minister for Environment Eamon Ryan calls for consensus approach in addressing changes to Irish land use

Skills-first HR puts building skillsets ahead of hiring for specific jobs as organisations face prolonged and chronic skills shortages

Research Lives: Prof Brian Devitt, consultant orthopaedic surgeon, DCU

The TG4 Gradam Ceoil traditional singer of the year mentors young sean-nós singers on her new TV series, Bláth na hÓige

Potential to create a second chamber that could bring new and different voices into the heart of our democracy

Neonicotinoid insecticides found in wild flowers despite being banned in 2018

Shrinkflation comes on top of price increases faced by consumers which have seen the cost of groceries climb by over 15 per cent in the last 12 months, according to figures from retail analysts Kantar

Things that Happen has been described as ‘the most ambitious and important long poem in modern Irish literature’

Adopting and deploying commercial results into the public sector could prove the commercial case for new solutions

Increased co-operation in defence will allow Ireland to be 'a contributor rather than a free-rider', says academic

University of Galway president says college is to reduce rents across hundreds of beds in response to affordability concerns

A selection of popular MBA courses in some of Ireland’s universities and colleges

Former taoiseach says EU unlikely to make any further changes to Windsor Framework after protracted negotiations

Schoolchildren lost a third of a school year - and they still haven’t caught up. Can the gap be closed?

Immigrant Investor Programme closed this week amid concerns over a surge in applications from China

Teenage ambassadors for Safer Internet Day are educating classmates on the importance of empathy and respect online

Q&A: How should I approach bullying issues with the school and what sort of action can I expect?

After being admitted to the Mater hospital, he laid bare on social media the awful reality of extreme Covid

Bees can become exposed to EU’s most common herbicide via wildflower nectar

By replacing conventional tattoo ink with special inks that act as sensors, your tattoo can tell a lot about your health

Solar wind charges sharp, fine moon dust, causing it to stick to everything and prompting problems

Ukraine president addresses students at DCU via video link

Boyzone star says it is the ‘biggest milestone ever’ as Mia completes computing studies at DCU

University says underfunding and high student-staff ratios to blame for drop down global league table

Pioneering academic who worked relentlessly for social justice and the protection of vulnerable groups

Talented students describe ‘stigma’ of doing well in school, study finds

Smartphone overtakes radio as first device news most consumers turn to in the morning, finds Reuters Institute digital news report