Relentless rain lashed the streets of Dublin as thousands of teachers poured from all directions into the city’s district 2 on October 29.

A native of Belfast, Philip has loved Dublin since the first day he arrived here to begin his studies at Trinity College, and regards it as his home.

Address by Aine O’Neill, President of NAPD, to the 9th Annual Conference held in Lyrath Estate Hotel, Kilkenny, on 16 October 2008

This bilingual book discusses the background to the founding of TG4, its language policy, the specific challenges of broadcasting in Irish…

Comhthionscadal is ea Séideán Sí idir An Gúm/Foras na Gaeilge agus an Roinn Oideachais agus Eolaíochta maidir le foilsiú áiseanna teagaisc Ghaeilge…

St Brendan’s College, Killarney, is set to lose four teachers, thousands of euros in music grants and cultural programmes, and substitute cover.

Monday, October 20, saw Minister for Education Batt O’Keeffe deputising for An Taoiseach Brian Cowen as leader of the trade and education mission.

Investment in this area is now nine times what it was in 2000 and the Research and Development tax credit has been further increased.

There is hardly a sector in education which does not feel “slapped in the face” by measures announced in the Budget on October 14.

Minister Batt O’Keeffe is to ask the Comptroller and Auditor General to examine the amount of time academics spend lecturing their students.

Fine Gael Education spokesman Brian Hayes outlined 32 cuts in education not mentioned by Minister Brian Lenihan in his budget speech.

In outlining the Budget measures, Minister Batt O’Keeffe called on the education partners to “work with him in collectively meeting challenges”.

Salaries for university heads have increased since 1999 by as much as 120 per cent in some cases, according to a report in The Sunday Times.

St Patrick’s College, part of Dublin City University, has submitted a EUR40m development planning application for its campus in north Dublin.

Dr Maria Hinfelaar asks if, in the event of the reintroduction of fees, moderating mechanisms will be put in place to prevent the under-funding of the Institutes of Technology.

The following statement has been issued by the HEA regarding the status of a distance learning college based in Cornelscourt, Dublin.

In the Opening Lecture, ‘Cross cutting identities’, a diverse panel of speakers will consider marginally positioned identities in contemporary Ireland.

This is a unique chance to hear about two schools that have adopted Glasser’s Choice Theory as their main approach to education.

Research paper claims that young people are being failed by adults who are not paying proper attention to the new reality of online communication.

UK union claims it is an “anomaly” that a teacher who has engaged in sexual activity with a pupil aged over 16 could go on the sex offenders’ register.