St Patrick’s College Drumcondra is pleased to announce that the third lecture in the Seamus Heaney Lecture Series will take place Mon, Dec 1.

St Patrick’s College Drumcondra is pleased to announce that the second lecture in the Seamus Heaney Lecture Series will take place on 17 Nov.

The Federation of Parents Councils in Christian Brothers’ Schools has called a general meeting where parents can voice their concerns about cutbacks.

Science Week, Ireland’s national science festival, will take place from 9-16 November, with more than 90,000 people expected to attend the 450 events.

“There has seen a massive increase in the prevalence of asthma… more than one person dies from asthma every week in Ireland.”

The National Youth Council of Ireland will host a one-day conference, “Shaping Interculturalism in Youth Work” on Nov 28, at the Crowne Plaza…

Teachers from all over the country will attend next Saturday’s conference organised by the Association of Secondary Teachers Ireland (ASTI).

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

IPPN is organising a number of one-day legal seminars during the current school year to take place at different venues around the country.

BT is encouraging students across Ireland to start working on their entries and be in with a chance to secure one of 100 coveted awards.

To celebrate its 50th anniversary, the Genetics Department at TCD is hosting a major symposium: “The Secret of Life - Genetics in the 21st Century”.

The talks are designed to excite and inspire 4th, 5th and 6th year students to discover the career possibilities in studying for a degree in business.

The Irish Universities Quality Board conference aims to bring together key practitioners and policy makers concerned with quality in higher education.

The conference is aimed at those working with children and young people, researchers, policy-makers, decision-makers, and all who need to know about children’s lives.

The acclaimed Keegan Theatre, based in Washington DC, returns for its 10th annual Ireland tour with this American masterpiece.

NUI Galway is to hold an international conference on 5 - 6 June entitled “Critical Thinking: The Galway Symposium on the Future of Universities”.

The Pavilion Theatre and the James Joyce Centre present “A Bloomsday Luncheon”, with David Norris performing his inimitable one-man show.

Brigid McManus, Secretary General of the Department of Education, will reply to the lecture by Dr Ronald Modras, Professor of Theological Studies.

This year’s conference will focus on the most appropriate strategies to employ in relation to the NDP funding of €252m allocated to ICT in schools.

Scifest is a one-day nationwide festival which provides second-level students with an alternative method of exhibiting their science projects.