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Thursday 24 September 2020
The report highlights a decline in children’s abilities and skills since the introduction of Covid-19 restrictions.
The accommodation blocks were scheduled to begin construction in August.
The letter was confirmed as a fake by the UK Cabinet Office.
A recent study by DCU proved that access programmes help improve participation by refugees in higher education.
It will also ask people about how well they feel the government is balancing the lifting of restrictions with that of economic and social wellbeing.
According to a new global study, TheJournal.ie remains one of the most popular online news brands in Ireland.
The survey is being carried out by researchers at DCU and NUI Galway
Strict new Covid-19 measures are now in effect in the capital – here’s what they mean for you.
David Garland was honoured with the Footballer of the Year gong.
Watch this evening’s football decider from DCU.
DJ Carey’s Carlow side are looking to win the third-level competition for the first time this Wednesday.
The reigning champions will seek to defend their crown against IT Carlow next week.
Have a bright idea for nanotechnology? The college’s new ‘open access’ model is open for business.
Star striker Jack O’Connor scored the winner in the penalty shootout.
John Donnelly, Jim Ryan and Rory O’Connor led the way for the Dublin side.
DCU were defeated in the semi-final last year.
Evan Comerford was flawless from dead ball situations in the Sigerson Cup final.
The Glasnevin college won their fifth Sigerson Cup title on Wednesday night.
The third-level decider took place at the DCU Sportsground, and it’s a fifth title for the hosts.
The coveted silverware is up for grabs in Dublin tonight.
As sleep science hits the mainstream, meet the entrepreneurs helping us get a sound rest.
The key forward suffered a shoulder injury earlier this month.
Paddy Christie’s side will take on IT Carlow in the decider next Wednesday.
We’re down to the last four of the competition.
Paddy Christie’s side overcame Queen’s University Belfast.
Seán Lester was the last Secretary General of the League of Nations and tried to help Joyce as he fled the Nazis.
Micheál Bannigan’s late flurry of points made the difference in the Sigerson Cup clash.
A three-point success for the home side in today’s game.
Failings in the school system increase the risk of homelessness, according to a new study.
18 deaths and 1080 injuries in the US have been linked to vaping.
That’s according to ElectCheck, a new research report commissioned by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland.
Staff at the school have raised a number of issues about pay and conditions.
Free testing kits will be sent to people who want to check the quality as part of a European-wide survey.
The university announced a strategic partnership with ed-tech outfit FutureLearn.
Despite our policy of focusing on the smart economy and jobs in technology – no strategy exists to promote the learning of our brightest students, writes Colm O’Reilly.
The scheme launched at DCU and Trinity college today with hopes to expand into other parts of Dublin and Ireland.
NUIG held on for a one-point win in Tubberclair this afternoon.
UCC will contest their first Fitzgibbon Cup final in six years after edging DCU in extra-time at WIT.
Throw-in at Waterford is 5pm.
DCU, UCC, Mary Immaculate and NUI Galway are all in action.
It’s Mary I v NUIG and UCC v DCU.
MANY PEOPLE HAVE had to cancel holidays abroad this year as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.
In July, the government published its Green List of foreign countries which allow Irish people to travel abroad to without having to restrict their movements for 14 days afterwards when they return.
While some people have hopped at the chance to pack up and travel out of the country, many others are still hesitant as Covid-19 figures have continued to rise in recent weeks.
So, today we want to know: When do you think you’ll next be able to go a foreign holiday?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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