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Science

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March 2025
Trinity warns staff not to answer US government request for diversity and equality information
Opinion: ‘Universal GP care for Ireland is long overdue’
Domhnall McGlacken-Byrne
Scientists looking to de-extinct the woolly mammoth have created a 'woolly mouse'
Scientists working towards re-establishing woolly mammoths have made woolly mice.
This year
2025
We need to talk about the daily struggle of parenting with ADHD
Karen Beckett
Last year
2024
Irish woman wins award for invention to help cancer patients prevent hair loss
Here's why different colour Northern Lights can appear in the sky
Philip Nolan departs Science Foundation Ireland following board meeting
Northern Lights are expected to be visible from Ireland tonight
Delegation from CERN arrives in Dublin to assess Irish membership application
Poll: Should we still be trying to reach the moon?
Education programmes for nursing and science to be rolled out from September
All time
Irish teenagers top the list for reading skills across the EU, according to major global study
Dr Catherine Conlon: Respiratory illness clusters in China - what is it and what are the risks?
Dr Catherine Conlon
Luke O'Neill: 'No, AI doesn't bother me. We shouldn't be frightened of it.'
Substitute teacher: 'I lived abroad and came home, but teaching in Ireland has been a disaster'
Anonymous Teachers
Man who lost his arm above the elbow moves individual fingers with bionic limb in world's first
Baby with DNA from three people born in the UK
'Godfather of AI' quits Google to warn of the technology's dangers
Opinion: Music can unlock memories and evoke emotions for people with dementia
Lisa Kelly
Doomsday clock moves to 90 seconds to midnight – the closest in history
Stars disappearing from human sight at ‘astonishing rate’, say scientists
Two Tipperary students win top prize at BT Young Scientists 2023
Good news from the young scientist expo: The children are smarter than us
Opinion: How do we attract more women into STEM roles to shape a better world?
Gillian Keating & Caroline O’Driscoll
US researchers announce historic nuclear fusion breakthrough
Fossil ‘overturns more than a century of knowledge about origin of modern birds’
Eight glasses of water per day may be too much, scientists conclude
Debunked: No, excess carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is not down to natural causes
Young Scientist winners take top prize at EU contest
Opinion: Artificial intelligence can no longer be ignored - we need policies to deal with it
Malcolm Byrne
Scientists use satellite data to detect offshore methane leak for the first time
Scientists successfully grow plants in soil from the moon
Twitter bans ads that defy climate change science
First person to receive pig heart transplant dies after two months, US hospital says
Covid vaccines have saved 9,000 lives in Ireland among 60+ age group, study estimates
Opinion: How life on Mars made me a better citizen of Earth
Niamh Shaw
Chief Scientific Adviser's dual role to be 'decoupled' following concerns over independence
Chief Scientific Adviser's dual role should be separated 'to protect independence'
Millions of new smart TVs, laptops and other items in Amazon warehouse marked 'destroy'
Death of star will start ‘game of pinball’ for planets in system, say scientists