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‘The HPAT application is creating inequality’

High student fees, a lack of loans available and private independent support are resulting in inequality for those looking to study medicine.

EDUCATION 7 January 2026

‘The HPAT application is creating inequality’

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Make 2026 the year for your career

Make 2026 the year for your career

CAREERS 30 December 2025

Ag science class to host coffee morning for farmers

Ag science class to host coffee morning for farmers

FEATURE 29 December 2025

Future-proofing pipeline of talent for ag science

Future-proofing pipeline of talent for ag science

Future-proofing pipeline of talent for ag science

FEATURE 25 December 2025

Putting down rural roots in Ireland is Oz-some

Putting down rural roots in Ireland is Oz-some

Putting down rural roots in Ireland is Oz-some

CAREERS 17 December 2025

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Listen: Growing Minds – episode two, part two

Listen: Growing Minds – episode two, part two

In the second part of episode two of the new podcast for secondary school students, experts continue the conversation and advise students on their individual investigative study.

PODCAST 24 November 2025

Young butcher Emily Callaghan cuts through competition with craft skills

Young butcher Emily Callaghan cuts through competition with craft skills

Promoting the value of high-quality meat as she masters her craft, award-winning butcher Emily Callaghan urges consumers to support local.

CAREERS 24 November 2025

Agricultural science to benefit from college collaboration

Agricultural science to benefit from college collaboration

Dundalk Institute of Technology and Queen’s University Belfast announce a major partnership to establish University College in Dundalk.

EDUCATION 24 November 2025

Listen: Growing Minds – episode two, part one

Listen: Growing Minds – episode two, part one

In the second episode of the new podcast aimed at secondary school students, experts share key advice on how students can succeed with their individual investigative study.

PODCAST 24 November 2025

Erin Foley: ‘limited spaces is a nightmare for students’

Erin Foley: ‘limited spaces is a nightmare for students’

Prior to Christmas exams, students are facing the added stress of limited parking available on campus, with spaces filling up by 8am.

EDUCATION 24 November 2025

Young Stock Podcast: providing support for women in dairy

Young Stock Podcast: providing support for women in dairy

On this week’s episode, UCD professor Zoe McKay joins Sarah McIntosh live from the Dairy Women Ireland conference to talk all things research and the importance of networking.

NEWS 24 November 2025

ATU's veterinary course launch a ‘transformative milestone’

ATU's veterinary course launch a ‘transformative milestone’

The official launch of the new veterinary medicine programme in Atlantic Technological University takes place with a focus on building the pipeline of skilled vets, writes Sarah McIntosh.

NEWS 24 November 2025

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Irish dairy’s green advantage across the globe

Our success in export markets depends not only on finding new buyers, but on protecting the strong and hard-fought position we occupy on the global stage.

Irish dairy’s green advantage across the globe

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