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Students

Last week
16th March 2025 - 22nd March 2025
Oral exam in English on the cards for Leaving Cert students
Last month
February 2025
'The owner asked after five days if I wanted sex': International students on sex-for-rent ads
Last year
2024
Whistle-stop Dublin canvass sees Harris quizzed by students and confronted on homelessness
Chambers defends €9m phone pouch spend as opposition ask minister 'are you for real?'
Inclusive education: 'For learning to take place, students must feel that they belong'
Dr Maria Barry & Dr Malgosia Machowska-Kosciak
'There are very little options': Students and parents on trying to find accommodation for college
“Extortionate prices” and a “dishonest market” is making it difficult for some students to find a place to stay while studying.
Are you a student struggling to find accommodation for college? We want to hear from you
TUI president: It's time to put an end to the teacher retention and recruitment crisis
David Waters
'Notable increase' in the proportion of students paying more than €750 a month in rent - report
Gardaí issue student accommodation fraud warning ahead of expected return-to-college spike in scams
President signs into law new legislation to ban 51-week student leases
Govt to fast-track ban on 51-week student leases in time for upcoming academic year
Record number of Leaving Cert students to sit exams today - starting with English Paper 1
Govt to expedite legal change to stop student accommodation providers mandating 51-week leases
Opinion: Protesting Israel's war on Gaza isn't antisemitic — it's a display of humanity
Emma DeSouza
Language school quality chief linked to collapsed college which left students in limbo
International House Galway went into liquidation while the head of new quality standards for the industry remained the majority shareholder.
The closure last year left students out of pocket with some receiving a partial refund
Mary Grennan began her new position in October 2021 and resigned as a director of the company in January 2022
Her track record would likely rule her out of running a certified language school
Students gave us their take on Harris's time at Higher Ed (and what they make of his promotion)
Minister's message to Irish construction workers abroad: 'Ireland needs you to help us build homes'
Most Dublin school children who drink obtain alcohol from their parents and other adults
Graduate: Finding work after college is tough - I wish employers would give us a chance
College Graduate
All time
Students to be reimbursed €1,000 as the reduction in college fees comes into effect
Government announces €434 million initiative for development of over 2,700 new student beds
Schools are removing outer doors on bathrooms to crack down on students vaping
‘Significant’ increases to student grants expected in tomorrow’s Budget
Young people march to demand Government action over accommodation ‘crisis’ facing students
Students urged to seek €500 fee subsidy, as only one in four have applied
UCC introduces therapy dog programme to combat stress for students
Students canvass Dubliners to join the rent-a-room scheme in an attempt to increase bed supply
Landlord letting room by college campus asks students for 20 hours' childminding in lieu of rent
ASTI head: 'Quite frankly, they're putting people in classrooms who aren't teachers'
University of Galway Students' Union to propose reduction of exam repeat fees
Irish government to fund Erasmus places for students in Northern Ireland
Student accommodation to house thousands of refugees for second summer
Gardaí warn students not to become 'money mules': 'No bank account, no visa and you'll go to jail'
Plans for LC students to sit Paper 1 at end of fifth year to be deferred
Government to part-fund 700 student beds to be let at reduced rates under new plans
Black night for Harps but UCD's bid for survival goes on
Over €12 million was illegally transferred by 'money mules' in the first half of 2022
FactFind: How much does it cost the State to train a doctor in Ireland?
Thousands of students stage walk-out from lectures in cost of living protest