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People signed up to personal progression plans would have to meet Intreo employment advisors every two weeks

The Minister for Further and Higher Education will be in Sligo this evening.   Fine Gael TD, Patrick O'Donovan will officially open new buildings at

As elections beckon, climate may not be front and centre - but it is not an issue that can be avoided

Cabinet agreed to amend existing legislation to ensure the mandatory lease period must be confined to the academic year.

Applications are now open in Tipperary for two new pathways in social work education which will increase accessibility and diversity in the profession.

This week, a Throwback Thursday reader tells JO KERRIGAN about the medal his father won for bravery, plus more on pub snugs and summer games we ...

Sunak calls shock July UK election in gamble on a long campaign

Thousands of free and subsidised higher education places will be available to people in Mayo under Springboard+ and the Human Capital Initiative (HCI) Pillar 1 graduate conversion programmes for the academic year 2024/25.

Ministers encourage self-employed, unemployed and those returning to work to consider upskilling with free and subsidised college placements.

Fedamore National School is set to transfer patronage to the Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board.