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The Irish Times
irishtimes.com > transport > 09/12/2026 > september-can-be-a-shock-to-the-system-congestion-in-dublin-and-the-return-of-the-school-run

‘September can be a shock to the system’: Congestion in Dublin and the return of the school run – The Irish Times

1+ day, 5+ hour ago   (1374+ words) “The biggest challenge now is the buses not showing,” says Elaine Conry. “My girls get the bus, and it is just dreadfully unreliable; some days they’ve had to get a taxi into school.” Conry has lived in Sandyford in south…...

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irishtimes.com > ireland > education > 09/10/2026 > the-irish-are-the-brazilians-of-europe-our-cultures-are-very-similar

Why did you choose Ireland? Graduates from around the world give their views

4+ day, 5+ hour ago   (1101+ words) For years we’ve lamented Irish graduates who then pursue a career elsewhere in the world, either by choice and in pursuit of adventure, or by circumstance and in pursuit of opportunity. But what about the graduates from around the globe…...

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irishtimes.com > life-style > people > 08/30/2026 > empire-was-central-to-how-irelands-nonsectarian-colleges-justified-themselves

Empire was central to how Ireland’s nonsectarian colleges justified themselves

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (329+ words) Tucked away in the University College Cork (UCC) archives is a note from James Bradley, doctor, of Macroom, Co Cork, dated May 17th, 1911. Addressed to UCC’s registrar, the short letter complained that the annual college calendar had listed his name among…...

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irishtimes.com > business > 08/25/2026 > st-michaels-college-gets-go-ahead-for-pitch-floodlights-over-residents-objections

Dublin school gets go-ahead for pitch floodlights despite residents’ objections regarding geese

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (367+ words) Fee-paying St Michael’s College has got the green light from Dublin City Council for a new floodlighting system for its sports grounds despite concerns expressed by local residents about the impact on light bellied Brent geese and their own residential…...

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irishtimes.com > video > video > clips > 08/21/2026 > where-do-the-global-super-rich-in-ireland-call-home

Where do the global super rich in Ireland call home?

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (90+ words) Special school students celebrate Senior Cycle results Video: Clodagh Kilcoyne Editor: Eoin Ronayne Aftermath of Glencullen fire in Dublin mountains Video: Bryan O'Brien Editor: Eoin Ronayne What next for Liffey Valley Park plans? Video: Bryan O'Brien Editor: Eoin Ronayne Sally…...