WIT are back in the Fitzgibbon Cup quarter-finals after a four-year absence.

Institutes of Technology have their own autonomous award making powers for the first time ever, with the exception of doctoral awards.

The Galway defender has found himself in a bind in recent seasons due to the success of both his club Corofin and college side NUIG.

DCU will be Electric Ireland Sigerson Cup hosts in 2020 and have been handed a Round 1 game against Garda College on January 12.

Jones Engineering Group have created 50 new jobs at its new manufacturing and research plant in Carlow, growing employment to 150 in the next 18 months.

Colleges are in for a cash windfall worth €14.25m.

A report has found that one in four children with disabilities are being denied full school days as 'short school days' are being imposed upon them by schools.

Helen O'Callaghan asks 13 colleges how they plan to make their newest students feel welcome,what they feel sets these colleges apart, and whether they've got any new courses on offer this year.

According to the Cost of Living Guide for students for 2019-’20, produced by Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin), students can save up to €378 a month by choosing to live with a host family.

Tomorrow is a big day for more than 50,000 Irish students and their families, with Leaving Cert results being issued in schools all around the country and online tomorrow morning.

Shane Daly Butz is determined to use the World University Games as a spring board to kick start his football career.

Graduates of the intensive new Mart Management Development Programme will help underpin succession in Ireland’s co-operative marts, say programme hosts Irish Co-operative Organisation Society (ICOS).

A parasite test kit for cattle, and a better girth for horses, are winners in the 38th year of Enterprise Ireland’s Student Entrepreneur Awards.

RTÉ’s new series focuses on youth subcultures such as skinheads and mods.

Free accommodation is to be provided, along with a €186,000-plus salary, for the president of Ireland’s first technological university — but the location will only be decided after the person is selected.

It is being formed by the merger of the Institutes of Technology in Blanchardstown, Tallaght, and DIT.