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Final year college students are more likely to be using drugs than their younger peers, the Citizens’ Assembly on Drugs has heard. 

There's a new stunning coffee spot in Malahide.

One price, home and away: A 50-bedroom abbey in Saint-Céré, holiday homes in La Romana and on Paradise Island, a Victorian pile in New York or a historically important house in need of renovation in Malahide

Number of unpaid carers increased by more than half in six years, census data finds

Blackrock gets two new openers, and Camden Street bids farewell to a cult favourite.For the third consecutive week it is back to back openers in Dublin, a nice change from previous months where its a bit doom and glom with closure after closure. And while there is sadly one clos

Houses at Abington have withstood the test of time - and the crash - and number 10 was built with entertaining in mind

Nobody wakes up one morning with an epiphany as to what they want to do for the rest of their life. Most of us arrive at the point of choosing a college course, career or next step through a process of research and reflection. This will have begun many years ago as young people become aware of their talents, interests and the world of work. However, now is the time to deeply engage in research as we try to reach decisions about what our next step should be.

?Revenues at the main creche firm operated by the Dublin couple whose creche business was at the centre of an RTÉ investigation a number of years ago surged by 30pc to €8.71m last year.

An Antarctic adventure sees Joe Phelan trapped inside a volcanic caldera with 50-knot winds howling. Tom Cunliffe introduces this extract from Sailing to Antartica

A teenage girl (16) has been spared a custodial sentence for a violent robbery of two train passengers who were attacked, chased and mugged on a platform at Connolly Station in Dublin.