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UCD, Loreto and Institute tied at the top

Turnkey six-bed extending to a generous 277sq m is close to UCD and a number of schools

Clinical trials carried out between 1934 and 1973 centred on childhood vaccines and infant milk products

Seven of Ireland’s 13 universities are now led by women

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

Declan Toohey on how his debut, Perpetual Comedown, came into being

Economics is one of many areas prone to repetition by wafflers of poorly understood concepts

Thirty years ago TCD started one of Ireland’s first university access schemes for disadvantaged students. Are these initiatives working or just window-dressing?

Ensuring ‘stakeholder consultation’ critical to effective MPAs in Ireland, marine ecologist says

Catholic Institute and UCD draw at Belfield

Should Dublin students repeat their early-season win over the Limerick club then they will go top

Carpe diem: you are never too old to follow your dreams

For Rednal, on Nutley Avenue in Dublin 4, Cathal O’Neill, former head of UCD school of architecture, took his cues from the great German-American designer

Aviation finance, which provides high value to the Irish economy, is a competitive market for talent and practitioners are seeking to hire the best

This year’s Classics Now festival recognises how the current classical cultural resurgence has been driven by prominent female writers and historians

Beyondbmi’s platform combines pharmaceutical solutions with clinical supervision and nutritional therapy

Assistant professor at university subject to regular harassment by a colleague for two years after she first reported it to college authorities

Curiosity-inspired research gives us more options and we need to support it more - ERC president

Scientists at UCD discovered and isolated ancestor of yeast species in a wooded area of Belfield

Thirty journalists from print and broadcast media outlets shortlisted across seven categories

Plus, plan for major IFI fish farm in Tipperary progresses, and a successful day of trout fishing in Wicklow

Portfolio of 35 apartments and eight townhouses at Woodbine House on the Stillorgan Road for sale, with benefit of vacant possession

This meticulously maintained family home has been updated by its longstanding owners on numerous occasions

UCD Professional Academy highlights desire for weekday evening part-time courses

Event is back after a two-year Covid-enforced absence and is likely to attract more runners, donors and spectators than ever

UCD scientists asked by HSE to analyse capital’s sewage for wide range of narcotics

Passionate enthusiast continued to work at his architecture practice until the end of his life

Author and historian Michael Ignatieff says students should be encouraged ‘to hold two thoughts in their minds at once’

TU Dublin and Trinity College Dublin report highest number of cases between 2019 and 2022

Book review: From the music that shaped him to stardom and brief encounters with Bob Dylan and Bono, Brady tells his extraordinary story in a modest way

Acclaimed artist was best known for her large stone sculptures but also wrote poetry and fiction

After years of waiting, UCD and Dundrum South Dublin are set for a new era of track and field

Wild Card competition is backed by EIT Health

Minority stake in UCD spin-out is strategic investment, says company

Ireland is one of the most expensive places in Europe to go to attend third-level education but there are ways to minimise the costs

UCD study finds the public who feed the deers in the Phoenix Park are changing the animals’ behaviour for the worse

New to the Parish: Amulya Lal, who is from India, arrived in Ireland as a young architect 16 years ago

Irishman exposed his former employer’s dirty tricks, so it’s reassuring that Uber lobbying in Ireland ultimately failed

Consortium looking to make satellite data available and accessible to farmers and firms

Most Irish universities lose ground in the latest QS World University Rankings for 2023