Place: Galway-Mayo

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Made in Munster: Art and craftmanship woven together in age-old tradition

North Cork basket-maker Diane Carton is optimistic that a growing interest in sustainability and climate change will help revive what was once a flourishing Irish craft, writes Ellie O’Byrne.

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Males are more likely to drop out of college

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Question mark over funding for 700-bed student accommodation

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Colleges vote for action over merger bid

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Munster institutes seek to become tech university

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Friends spent day shopping before horror crash

Second victim of Air Corps crash to be buried today

The second victim of Monday evening's Air Corps plane crash in the west of the country is due to be buried with full military honours today.

Sat, 17 Oct, 2009

Rock The Vote goes on the road

A campaign to secure student votes in the forthcoming general election will take to the road this week.

Sun, 15 Apr, 2007

Thousands of apprentices to protest at institutes of technology over charge

THOUSANDS of apprentices are expected to protest at the country’s institutes of technology today over charges being levied for studying there.

Wed, 25 Feb, 2004