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Innovation drives education sector response as Covid-19 challenges met head-on

Liebherr is inviting applications for its apprenticeship and engineering scholarship programmes.The programmes offer school leavers a number of outlets into tra...

THE decision not to include any representatives of Clare County Council to the new Shannon Estuary Economic Task Force has been criticised by Clare Senator Timmy Dooley, who said he is “shocked and frankly very disappointed”.

The Impact Hub, a purpose-built inclusive remote working hub, has opened in Cork with facilities to support workers with disabilities.

A Ukrainian student living in Tralee has recalled the morning when his parents warned him not to come home for the midterm break.Pavlo Kravchenko is a student a...

Swimathon to take place on April 3rd to raise funds for West Cork Rapid Response

Despite a challenging year for the sector, it once again showcased world-class executions

The Institute of Technology Tralee awarded contracts worth almost €2.3 million without adhering to public procurement guidelines. This is according to the insti...

2012 in STEM: Young Irish innovators and a major physics discovery make headlines as the world narrowly avoids an epic disaster.

The co-founders want to bring mental health out of the closet and put a human face on it