As it was foretold, members of the Irish Federation of University Teachers (IFUT) held a one-hour stoppage on Maynooth University campus today to mark World Teachers’ Day. The turnout was very good, helped by the reasonably nice weather. As well as speeches from members of IFUT, there were also contributions from the other Unions, Unite and Siptu as well as the Postgraduate Workers' Organisation; the latter is not an officially-recognised trade union, but supports the dispute.

There have also been calls for the government to introduce a permanent residency visa if it insists on changing current rules.

Parents receive messages warning of disruption on October 14

Parades Commission Website, providing information about Parades in Northern Ireland.

Katie McCabe has spoken about the key role that men's team captain Séamus Coleman played in pushing for the Ireland women's team to receive equal pay

The move has been criticised by opposition parties.

A spokesperson for Ireland’s Ombudsman for Children said it is “very concerned” that the best-interests principle was not referenced in the new policy.

Met Éireann has issued a new high temperature warning for 10 counties, while people have been urged to conserve water.

Professor Katy Hayward Exposes the truth behind migration myths. The Queen’s University political sociologist explains how misinformation, fear and manipulation fuel unrest across Northern Ireland

“It’s literally George Floyd on the streets of Dublin. I can’t believe that scene and that guy with his knee on his neck.”

The University of Newcastle has been found to be worst in class when it comes to staff wellbeing. Now, an academic with terminal cancer is speaking out about it because others fear they cannot.

Our ancestors engaged in a wide range of rites and rituals on May 1st which were believed to bring good luck

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