Professor Aoife Foley is chair of Net Zero Infrastructure at the University of Manchester. She has written for the Irish Examiner recently on how the Government can support consumers and businesses ...

The actions, including balloting for industrial action and or strike action across technological universities, has been passed unanimously ...

The two-time Major champion recently withdrew his appeal against sanctions imposed by the DP World Tour after he breached regulations by playing in LIV events without permission.

Gardaí are awaiting autopsy results to determine the direction of their investigation into the death of a woman in Cavan town ...

A 20m banner has been erected on the facade of Dublin’s Liberty Hall to remind society that survivors of sexual violence are in no way to blame for what has been done to them. Bearing the message “It ...

With seven departments yet to report their costs, the steep bill for a Higher Education trip to Australia is attributed to travel restrictions due to war in the Middle East ...

Strong income tax and VAT receipts resulted in a 3.4% rise in tax receipts in the first three months of the year, with the ...

Aine Hallihan, director of research and development with Carbery Group, has been appointed as the new chairperson of Moorepark Technology Limited (MTL). Ms Hallihan has over 25 years of experience in ...

Slow-moving convoys disrupt major routes nationwide as protesters highlight fuel costs and motorists face significant delays ...

A French high-speed train driver was killed and 16 people were injured when his locomotive hit a truck carrying military equipment at a level crossing in northern France, local authorities said. The ...

There was a strong intake last week of just shy of 31,000 head for the shorter working week, excluding Good Friday ...