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At least two of them are severely injured.
The government is being accused of “kicking the can down the road” on education funding.
Students are worried that a new loan system would be unsustainable and lead to higher fees.
The RSCI has published a survey about the medical workforce in Ireland.
Schools are recommended to serve water and milk to children as part of the programme.
UCDSU president Katie Ascough said the decision was “in line with legal advice”.
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The popular sugar baby website Seeking Arrangement is hosting the event next Friday.
Irish third level students are far more confident of finding a job than during the recession, but the pressure to find accommodation is giving many sleepless nights.
Don’t worry, it’s not because everyone failed.
TheJournal.ie spoke to four Leaving Cert students in the countdown to the results.
A HSE expert says drinks promotions can encourage students to drink a lot in a short space of time and lead them into dangerous situations.
A UK developer is planning to change the Westwood Hotel in Galway to a 400-bed student housing unit.
Meanwhile, the number of women looking after the home or family has continued to decline.
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17-year-old Lucy Deegan from Carlow won the first prize in the senior 16-18 age category.
54% of students said they checked their phones in the classroom in the last seven days
The proposed legislation will make it an offence to provide written-to-order essays, which give students an advantage over others by essentially participating in plagiarism.
Authorities in Russia appear to be getting jittery over youth discontent ahead of presidential elections next year.
The family of Ashley Donohoe, who died in the balcony collapse, released a statement through their lawyer today.
While the majority make it to their second year, a sizeable portion of students do not.
A Sinn Féin TD says that although the announcement is welcome, the DEIS scheme is a blunt tool to identify disadvantage.
Irish Rail services will not be affected by the strike action this week.
We ask experts about the move towards diversity on the bookshelves.
It’s now going to be part of a site that offers student accommodation.
More than 500,000 new ‘skippers’ are expected to be needed over the next two decades.
Tonight is expected to the busiest of the week as part of the city’s unofficial rag week.
The Westwood Hotel in Newcastle has been sold – but it will stay open until next year.
Police said no serious injuries were reported following the altercation.
“Once I sat in the library for 13 hours straight and didn’t even take a break. I did my thesis in one whole night.”
A former Ivy League admissions interviewer says that these help students to thrive.
A new campaign aims to raise awareness of the impact of suicide.
Hines says it could deliver as many as 1,500 beds in the coming years.
An Bord Pleanála has granted planning permission for the development.
Gardaí are investigating the alleged incident, which occurred on 31 October last year.
There had been questions over whether the agreement would be terminated.
Three South African students were allegedly refused entry from Buskers Bar in Temple Bar on Sunday 5 June.
During his election campaign, Trump said he wanted to end the visa scheme
Yesterday, riot police dispersed students who gathered outside parliament.
The Nightmare Realm director explained to us what happened that lead to three scary clowns roaming around a school’s private grounds.