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Search continues for Dublin man missing in US Rocky Mountains
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Prison university project to ‘bring third-level to those furthest away from it’
‘Every person should be offered the chance of an education, the right to a chance for change’
Loose diamonds, sapphires and emeralds in Adam’s sale
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Celebrated architect John Meagher dies aged 73
Co-founder of de Blacam and Meagher Architects was ‘invaluable to our culture’
Google appoints new head of engineering in Dublin
Jessica McCarthy will take over from Dave O’Connor at the end of February
21 beds, 42 baths, and yours for $340m: Irish architect designs America’s most expensive home
Bel Air megamansion also has five swimming pools, a spa level and a philanthropy wing
Another Life: Moss growth this year has been exceptional
Michael Viney: Ireland has 228 myxomycete species, 142 of them are in Co Wicklow
Ceol Over Beethoven – Frank McNally on the great composer’s lesser-known Irish song collection
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Former leading tourism figure Eileen O’Mara Walsh dies aged 79
Founder of domestic tourism group and former Aer Lingus and Forbairt director died at home
Robotics pioneer awarded prestigious St Patrick’s Day Science Medal
Science Foundation Ireland honours Prof Neville Hogan, regarded as ‘father of rehabilitation robotics’
Expert tips: An optometrist on how to look after your eyes
How to avoid red eye and why you should blink more often when using screens
‘In Ireland, if you’re not rich but work hard you can get a job easily’
New to the Parish: Penny Pu arrived from the city of Dalian, in northeast China, in 2000
IDA chief appointed adjunct professor at Smurfit business school
Background brings international business and national policy experience to role
Audio news app Noa offers three-month access to Dublin Airport wifi users
Listening to articles will become ‘journalism norm’, says Irish start-up
Staycity Aparthotel on Chancery Lane seeks offers in excess of €12.3m
Dublin 8 property provides net initial yield of 4.5% and unexpired lease term of 24 years
Dublin actor who banged her head during Macbeth settles claim for €60,000
Frances Winston said she fell after being instructed to take step back
Irish company’s allergy programme not to be sneezed at
Founder surprised at lack of awareness over trigger factors that cause breathing distress
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Team Human merges design, engineering and R&D at an early stage to ensure young firms start right
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University status for RCSI would boost efforts to attract students and funding
Status matters more than ever in fiercely competitive global education marketplace
College of Surgeons in Ireland to become a university
New legislation would enable 235-year-old college to secure university status
CIT and IT Tralee staff vote in favour of creating new university
Formal application to create technological university for Munster likely within weeks
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