The Irish Times

Restricted courses: It’s difficult when everyone around you is going, ‘oh, you’ll get in’

Students typically apply for restricted courses earlier in the CAO process

The question changed – from whether I want a child to if I can have one

Measuring ovarian reserve: ‘As far as egg quality goes, age is the best indicator and that forms the best indicator of fertility’

What about us Irish who are stuck abroad because we can’t afford anywhere to live at home?

Housing policy should put people who need homes ahead of those who simply want another investment

New Government plan aims to increase financial services jobs to 70,000

Coalition publishes fresh strategy to cut red tape and boost competitiveness in key sector

We’re moving from the Netherlands to Ireland and we need a new car

Advice on your motoring queries, from buying and selling to issues with your current car

Alan Kelly’s job does not involve playing to the gallery

Committee chairman should focus on holding Government to account, not social media

Ireland’s financial services sector: no longer just an offshoot of London

Employment in the area here has almost doubled since 2015 on back of some favourable headwinds, including Brexit

Beat the Lotto on RTÉ One: A gripping tale of gamblers who tried to bend the system

Ireland in 1992 was still a place where a chancer with a dream might take on the National Lottery - and in that lies the charm of this documenta…

Newcode poised for growth as it raises €11m in funding

Company opened its Irish operations in March with a staff of 30

Students warned of ‘spike’ in accommodation scams as they return to college

Garda describes three red flags to watch out for

Grafton Education acquires school laptop supplier involved in High Court row

PC Peripherals is rebranding as Eduvolve in ‘€2.5m deal’

António Guterres: ‘Superpowers need to understand things have changed’

The UN secretary general, whose term ends in December, talks about the decline of US dominance, the rise of new powers and the organisation’s fi…

Third-level students warned of tightening accommodation options as CAO offers come in

Gardaí urge students seeking vacancies to protect themselves against financial scams

Another drone found at Leipzig airport

Chancellor Friedrich Merz warns of increasingly ‘unscrupulous’ hybrid attacks

HSE agrees to fund drug for patients with Friedreich’s ataxia

Omaveloxolone, branded as Skyclarys, has been approved in US and Europe for treatment of disease

?Economic D-Day’ on Iran must overcome a troubled history

Donald Trump is reaching for yet another strategy to grope his way out of a military adventure gone wrong

Oberstown staff ‘fearful of consequences’ of industrial action

Staff held work stoppage on Tuesday as tensions with management over staff levels and working conditions worsen

High Court judge criticises colleague’s analysis in unlawful detention case

Judge Garrett Simons says man was not unlawfully detained because solicitor refused to represent him