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Breakthrough as fingerprints now visible on fired bullets

Breakthrough as fingerprints now visible on fired bullets

The electrochemical method can reveal fingerprints on fired ammunition casings, which was once thought impossible.

Ex-SFI director Philip Nolan got €200,000 payout in termination settlement

Ex-SFI director Philip Nolan got €200,000 payout in termination settlement

The payout to Prof Nolan - who became a household name during the Covid-19 pandemic when he served as a member of the high-profile National Public Health Emergency Team (Nphet) - is revealed in Science Foundation Ireland’s financial statements for 2024.

Explained: Which college has the dearest student accommodation? Where is cheapest?

Explained: Which college has the dearest student accommodation? Where is cheapest?

UCD is leading the way in terms of the most expensive college for student housing, with students being asked to fork out €11,764.80 for an en-suite room in Village 3 of the college's on-campus accommodation.

First new nursing school in over 20 years to accept students in Maynooth in September

First new nursing school in over 20 years to accept students in Maynooth in September

Man charged over serious assault at Maynooth University

Man charged over serious assault at Maynooth University

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Laois scholars appointed as student ambassadors at Maynooth University

Laois scholars appointed as student ambassadors at Maynooth University

Students stage walkout to 'fight to make Ireland a home for young people again'

Students stage walkout to 'fight to make Ireland a home for young people again'

Accommodation crisis, transport and tuition fees: What will the budget mean for students?

Accommodation crisis, transport and tuition fees: What will the budget mean for students?

Sat, 28 Sep, 2024

The Union of Students in Ireland says there is a 'significant opportunity' for the Government to finally address the serious challenges facing third-level students

Extreme temperatures becoming more common in Ireland, study shows

Extreme temperatures becoming more common in Ireland, study shows

Tue, 02 Jul, 2024

A “temperature event” of 33 degrees in Dublin’s Phoenix Park has gone from being a once in 180-years event to a once in nine-years event