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Three of the Irish provinces are already playing catch up in the new Champions Cup format.
A total of 73,034 applications were received by CAO by the due date on 1 February.
Three-quarters of students complete their courses, with women more likely than men to finish.
Eden Hazard hit a hat-trick as the Londoners maintained their perfect start.
Over half of those applying for a Level 8 course will be offered their first choice.
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There were 72,643 applications by 1 February – a decrease of 3,443 applicants on the previous year.
A new review of the Leaving Cert is now underway from policymakers.
The Oireachtas Education Committee has made a number recommendations to improve the mental health of school children.
It’s the first set of offers since a new points system was introduced.
Jack Power’s been there – and he knows college can be terrifying. But he has some practical ways to make sure it’s an enjoyable experience.
Every course, every third-level institution: we have you covered.
The movies lied to us.
Given the scale of the rental crisis being seen in Ireland, USI is requesting that people make their homes available to students.
A few of the most memorable hurling moments of the year.
‘Rugby is a team game, so everything is about having a shape and everyone being on the same page.’
This extract from the new book ‘Rugby Revealed’ sees the Leinster out-half offer his advice.
The centre’s goal-kicking guided Leinster to another Champions Cup win last weekend.
Joe Schmidt’s men scored four tries in a hugely entertaining game at Murrayfield.
It was thought that errors in updating the Road Traffic Act could have meant large numbers of points being written off.
“We should ask the really radical question — should the gardaí get discretion? If so many of them are abusing it – why should they have it?”
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UCD architecture saw one of the biggest points increase, rising by 25 points to 490.
You’ll need to know this when the points are released today…
Further proposals for a revamp of the Leaving Certificate have been reported this morning.
The Castlehaven man struck some stunning points in Tralee.
The Millward Brown poll for the Sunday Independent sees a drop in support for Fine Gael and Labour.
Joe Canning, Podge Collins, Kevin Moran, Patrick Horgan and Tony Kelly all hit super strikes this summer.
Michael Murphy, Stephen O’Neill, Sean Cavanagh, Andy Moran and Ger Brennan all struck brilliant points this year.
Kevin Moran, James Ryan, Patrick Horgan, Podge Collins and Domhnall O’Donovan are all in the mix.
More than 3,029 students receive offers in the CAO second round today.
The results you leave behind. But the day stays with you forever.
Have mercy on their souls.
Mickey Harte reckoned his forward’s scores were worth the entry fee alone in Croke Park yesterday.
The fundamental role the educational system plays today is determining a young person’s future life choices, so if there is to be equal opportunity, then we need to tackle equal access for all, writes Fr Peter McVerry.
The justice minister says fewer than 300 alleged driving offences are being questioned, out of a total of almost 1.5 million.
Garda Commissioner Martin Callinan said there was “no question” that a culture of non-enforcement of penalties was being tolerated by the Gardaí.
An All-Ireland senior football medal is not the only honour that the St Michael’s forward is chasing next Sunday.
The Tipperary forward is in pole position to land the accolade for contributions in front of goal.