For 170 years, the Boyne Viaduct has carried trains between Dublin and Belfast. What if it could carry people too?

For 170 years, the Boyne Viaduct has carried trains between Dublin and Belfast. What if it could carry people too?

St Corban’s National School in Naas says it may have to cancel enrolled class ‘formally requested’ by department over refusal to allocate additional teacher

Arthur Snell explores the profound impacts of climate change on global societies, economies, and power dynamics, revealing innovative solutions for a sustainable future.

In Ireland, Britain and the US, more than half the average diet now consists of ultra-processed foods; for some who are younger and poorer, it is up to 80%

The European Commission has taken Ireland to Europe's highest court over the alleged lack of enforcement of EU rules when it comes to peat cutting.

How Additional Assessment Components are working in classrooms and an increasing dependence on iPads and Chromebooks raise concerns

France will reimburse the cost of weight-loss drugs prescribed to severely obese ⁠patients from mid-June in a first for a European Union country, Health Minister Stephanie Rist has said.

As temperatures peak, Delhi’s informal workers continue working despite growing health risks.

The new Cork Luas route was unveiled today with 27 stops, with the proposed route running from Ba...

Almost half of teachers surveyed in North said they would consider quitting

A new report from the Economic and Social Research Institute has found that Ireland is significantly behind, and unlikely to meet, the targets set out in the Climate Action Plan for decarbonising resi...

This week, Minister for Local Government James Browne suggested that the OPW should have the option to buy homes at risk of repeated flooding and demolish th...

Follow live updates as Storm Chandra brings strong winds and heavy rain across the country.

Reformulating ultra-processed food as effective as low-tar cigarettes or guns with fewer bullets

The Outdoor Primary School (TOPS), in Greystones, Co Wicklow, functions outside the Department of Education’s remit, but staff and parents rhapsodise about the benefits of such an education

Humanities and Social Sciences Communications - Dark personalities in the digital arena: how psychopathy and narcissism shape online political participation

Greenhouse gas emissions of Irish diet exceed planetary boundaries by 226%, something has to change

Almost half of teachers felt that challenges associated with supporting children with special educational needs have also contributed to burnout