The Irish Times view on Irish-language film: on-screen renaissance
Public and critical acclaim confirms that a hitherto untapped appetite is being satisfied
Leaving Cert has ‘pernicious’ impact on learning, committee hears
Pandemic has shown students can progress to further education without ‘high stakes’ exams, academics say
O’Connell Street and Moore Street redevelopment plan revealed
New application opts for fully-open street design and reduced retail space
Ross O’Carroll-Kelly: ‘Why does everything have to be a major production with this family?’
‘I’d rather spend the next 12 months in prison than one night in a limited services hotel’
Pay-off proposed for Moore Street traders to close their stalls
Final report of Government advisory group on Dublin 1 area backed by developer Hammerson
Rift opens in Moore Street group tasked with vision for historic locality
‘Legal status’ of Moore Street Preservation Trust emerges as pressing cause for concern
Restoring peatlands would improve water quality, report finds
Transforming bogs could reduce CO2 emissions and improve biodiversity, Water Forum says
Student nurses should be paid €100 per week during pandemic, report recommends
INMO rejects Government review of student nurses pay as too little too late
Leinster set sights on topping Pool A after win over Northampton
With five teams on two wins out of two in Pool A, there is little room for error
Leinster claim bonus-point win in stop-start performance against Saints
Ryan Baird again impresses as Leo Cullen’s side go top of Pool A
Student nurses to engage with reviews into pay and conditions
Union says deatils of final proposals will determine response to Government initiative
Water body backs EPA call for ‘decade of action’ on Irish environment
Green ministers insist Government is responding to climate and biodiversity crises
Why is our water supply system so precarious?
A new EPA report highlights a range of failures and points the finger at Irish Water
Water shortages: As hosepipe ban starts what is happening with leaks?
Explainer: More than 42% of all treated water in Ireland is lost through leaking pipes
The 50 best Irish films ever made, in order
Donald Clarke and Tara Brady's definitive list has more than a few surprises
Seventh heaven as Leinster leave Franklin’s Gardens with a bonus point
Johnny Sexton limps off but Leo Cullen’s side don’t miss a beat to get the job done in style
Easter Rising: Most Moore Street terraced houses not there in 1916
Survey backs State and developer’s line that a number of the buildings not there at time
‘Anything is better than what’s here’ - traders react to latest plan for Moore Street
Site where where 1916 leaders surrendered a national monument
Minister announces review of career guidance system
Concerns many students do not have access to good quality guidance
DIT academics criticise institute’s president over merger
Senior staff accuse Prof Brian Norton of not taking their concerns on the plans seriously
Mike Ashley struggles to recall ‘binge’ drinking in court case
Sports Direct billionaire cannot remember conversation at heart of £14m lawsuit
Volunteering abroad: ‘Development work is most motivational thing I’ve done’
Retirees who still have a lot to give make ideal candidates for aid work overseas
Leinster should cruise against apathetic Northampton
Saints manager Jim Mallinder looks to have put Europe on back-burner in team selection
‘Managed decline’ at institutes of technology
The scale of the impact of funding cuts and fewer resources highlighted in a new report
Best shops 2016: The Winners
This year’s judges had a tough job sifting through more than 30,000 entries. Readers were eager to show their appreciation for the independent shops making a difference up and down the country. Today we reveal the 10 winning shops
College students should be treated as partners not consumers – HEA
Higher Education Authority report advises against US ‘market model’ approach
Maggie Scull: Republicans and historians remain divided over hunger strikes
The strikes filled column inches at home and abroad but their impact and legacy cannot be easily or neatly defined
Public forum on Irish Water met with deluge of tweets
People take to social media to express their main concerns about controversial utility
Recruitment process begins for new public water forum
Body, made up of 32 members, will discuss ideas in relation to the provision of water
Ifta 2015 film and drama nominees announced
‘Frank’ with Michael Fassbender and ‘Patrick’s Day’ with Moe Dunford top nominations
Cog Notes: ASTI youth outflank militants
Two delegates from Fermoy branch make influential contribution at conference
Television: The thin blue line between plods and plodding
Review: An original TG4 thriller and the always gritty ‘Scott & Bailey’ bring life to old formulas. But ‘Lewis’ is just old
Irish language film chosen as Ireland’s submission to 2015 Oscars
Film will help ‘Ireland’s native tongue reach a wider international audience’
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