Ireland's Oliver Dingley takes fifth place in European Championship
The diver missed the podium places by just six points over the final’s seven dives.
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The diver missed the podium places by just six points over the final’s seven dives.
A bonus point win is the minimum standard required for an Ireland team with title ambitions.
You’ve always wondered if it should have been different – now you can find out.
We went minute-by-minute for Ireland’s mission to Murrayfield.
Italy were well and truly rolled over in the second half in Rome.
Further proposals for a revamp of the Leaving Certificate have been reported this morning.
Students hoping to receive an offer for their first preference courses will find out what the points requirements are this morning.
Some of your loved ones might be awaiting a college offer – through a system that mightn’t make sense to many. Here’s our crash course.
Plans include reducing the number of degree programmes, cutting grade bands and changing the predictability of exams.
With many of the traditional trail-blazers called upon for bigger and better things, can lads like Andy Fenby, Tom Prydie and Scott Wight close the gap?
‘Radical’ new proposals for interviews are really a return to the past, writes Joanna Tuffy TD. Instead, we need a much wider debate on third level education.
A submission to Ruairí Quinn sees Ireland’s seven universities outline issues with the Leaving Cert – and how to change it.
A pilot programme – intended to begin with Law in 2014 – will see some places reserved for students measured on alternative grounds.
Mathematics and Physics at the University of Limerick saw the highest points surge – up by a whopping 145 points.
The college points race begins in earnest on Monday – but already the bonus points project seems to be working.
More students took higher level Maths this year, looking to nab some bonus points which will drive up college requirements.
Eight of the 12 players that will represented Europe at Medinah have been confirmed. McIlroy and McDowell are two of them.
Ruairí Quinn is set to receive a report outlining the need for student numbers to be capped in order to avoid the return of fees.
Co. Clare student to sell notes for college funds.
The CAO website is down after a malicious attack. What’s going on?
Third-level application site goes down due to “malicious attacks”.
Wondering how many students got 500 points, and how many will be disappointed today? We crunch the numbers.