Maia Dunphy talks to Ailin Quinlan about the changes we can all make.

One of Dublin’s most iconic landmarks has been painted in the rainbow colours to celebrate the hosting of amateur rugby’s Union Cup at Dublin City University on June 8-9.

Former taoiseach Bertie Ahern has questioned whether British Tory MP David Davis actually understands Brexit issues and has warned that the deal to prevent a hard border in the North is a “fudge”.j

A legal expert has warned that major loopholes that have still not been filled have left migrant children vulnerable to trafficking and exploitation.

This month’s Age & Opportunity Go for Life Games was the culmination of a year of fun sporting activities for older people, writes Sharon Ní Chonchuir.

Senator James Heffernan and Dr Chris Luke lay out the pros and cons for leagalising cannabis in Ireland. Have your say in our poll below.

PRESIDENT Michael D Higgins will attend tomorrow evening’s qualifier between the Republic of Ireland and Estonia as part of a busy first week of official engagements.

A GROUP of raucous teenagers were stunned into silence yesterday by a road safety show.

THE reluctance of third-level academics to open their work activities to scrutiny may put increased public investment at risk, the head of the Higher Education Authority warns.

DARREN SUTHERLAND has finally joined the professional ranks after signing a three-year contract with Frank Maloney, who promised yesterday that the 26-year-old Dubliner would become his fifth world champion.

THE Irish Council for Bioethics (ICB) recently issued an opinion which recommended that frozen IVF embryos could be destroyed for research to generate human embryonic stem cell lines.

A Westmeath man on trial for possessing child pornography has claimed in evidence that because an Asian female in an image wore a school uniform did not mean she was a school girl.

LEADING science students in a number of Cork secondary schools are setting their sights on international successes after a haul of gold, silver and bronze medals at a science fair.

A GENE therapy being developed in Ireland that offers a cure for blindness could move to human trials as early as next year.

Irish Harry Potter star Evanna Lynch will join the Minister for Education Mary Hanafin today for a visit to the Centre for the Talented Youth of Ireland (CTYI) at Dublin City University (DCU).

Members of the two largest nurses unions have threatened strike action unless their demands for a pay rise and a 35-hour working week are met.

TWO main nurses’ unions are to hold a major rally in Dublin in protest of hours and pay, it emerged today.

SCIENCE Foundation Ireland (SFI) has invested a record €122 million in funding scientific and engineering research in third level academic institutions in Ireland this year.

Former president of the British Astronomical Association and editor of The Astronomer magazine Guy Hurst will speak at a public lecture at Dublin City University tonight.

THE potential exists to reduce the number of sudden adult deaths in Ireland every year by around 1,800, a cardiologist insisted yesterday.

THE Late Late Show has claimed victory in the battle for viewers with the Dunphy Show.

TELEVISION’S newest talk show host Eamon Dunphy has played down the importance of this Friday’s inaugural broadcast to the long-term success of his programme.

YOU’RE A STAR may be making a name for its contestants but it’s also making a small fortune for RTÉ, O2 and Eircom.

The Royal College of Surgeons in Dublin will host a major meeting on the Iraqi crisis in Dublin tomorrow.