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Irish universities have become increasingly reliant on lucrative international students to plug holes in their finances despite concerns about their English language proficiency
College says all forms of racism, including anti-Semitism, have ‘absolutely no place’ on campus
Philip Nolan denies allegations made by senior staff
Protest led to shutdown of city centre campus, including Book of Kells, since last Friday
Initiative covers primary pupils and will extend to Junior Cycle students in September
The 1,200 year-old manuscript is a significant tourist attraction which earns Trinity College about €350,000 a week
Almost 85% of junior infants are now aged five years or more when
As police dismantle pro-Palestinian encampments in US universities, the impact of the war is being felt in colleges at home where many students and staff want their institutions to cut ties with Israel
Norma Foley pledges support for school leaders amid complaints of complicated procurement and lack of human resources
Critics describe university’s decision as attempt to suppress student protests
Reliance on parental contributions of €30m a year to avoid deficits ‘degrading’ for schools and families
A new ESRI study on voluntary secondary schools sheds new light on the enduring impact of the pandemic on students
Ireland has high proportion of all-boys and all-girls schools in comparison to other European countries
St Joseph of Cluny in Killiney, Co Dublin, says changes are driven by rising parental demand for coeducational schooling
50% jump in top degrees awarded by universities since 2015 prompts concern over grade inflation